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    Union Challenges Trump’s Order on Federal Employees’ Rights

    Union Challenges Trump’s Order on Federal Employees’ Rights

    A union, IFPTE, challenges Trump's executive order restricting federal employees' bargaining rights, citing national security concerns and First/Fifth Amendment violations. The lawsuit targets Defense Secretary Hegseth's implementation.


    UK Bans Ransom Payments to Cybercriminals: New Cybersecurity Plan

    UK Bans Ransom Payments to Cybercriminals: New Cybersecurity Plan

    UK bans ransom payments by key sectors to cybercriminals. New plan strengthens cybersecurity, covering public bodies & critical infrastructure after rising attacks. Focus on AI, semiconductors, and water sector.


    Trump’s Qatari Jet: Security Risks & Legal Concerns

    Trump’s Qatari Jet: Security Risks & Legal Concerns

    Trump's plan to use a Qatari jet as interim Air Force One raises security risks, legal concerns (emoluments clause), and counterintelligence dangers. Upgrades are impractical within the desired timeline.


    Himes: Concerns over Government Workforce Cuts & Chinese Espionage

    Himes: Concerns over Government Workforce Cuts & Chinese Espionage

    Rep. Himes warns of workforce cuts impacting national security, potentially exploited by Chinese espionage like 'Volt Typhoon'. He urges Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act reauthorization.


    Trump’s Order on Union Bargaining Blocked by Court

    Trump’s Order on Union Bargaining Blocked by Court

    A judge blocked Trump's order limiting collective bargaining rights for federal employees, siding with unions. The order, citing national security, faced legal challenges over its scope and impact on labor rights.


    Judge orders agencies to preserve discussions in airstrike Signal chat

    Judge orders agencies to preserve discussions in airstrike Signal chat

    The initial lawsuit was filed by American Oversight, a left-leaning advocacy group, arguing the Signal chat violates the Federal Records Act because the exchange between officials from March 11 to 15 about the strikes involved agency decision-making that requires preservation.


    New Vanderbilt center aims to place national security students at unexpected government agencies

    New Vanderbilt center aims to place national security students at unexpected government agencies

    NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Vanderbilt University students who want to land prestigious intelligence, defense or public safety internships in Washington, D.C. may soon find themselves working at a government agency where national security isn’t the most obvious mission area.


    The future of the intelligence workforce will center on STEM, diversity and flexibility, experts say

    The future of the intelligence workforce will center on STEM, diversity and flexibility, experts say

    In a Sept. 5 Intelligence and National Security Foundation webinar focused on development of the intelligence community’s workforce, Kyzer spoke with representatives from the government, private and non-governmental sectors who agreed that the future of that workforce will increasingly promote STEM expertise, workers from underrepresented backgrounds and more transitions between the public and private sectors.