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As the Congress and the DC dignitary debate if health care is affordable given the nation's first trillion dollar annual debit incursion, I am wondering where the money would come from should the United States need to defend its national interests against another Al Qaeda attack or worse. The President has already frozen budgetary growth for all discretionary spending not related to national security, but can the Defense Department and Intelligence Community remain fenced for much longer given the increasing national debt ----- the size of which already is a national security concern in its own right?

You know it's coming--tax season. There's a reason I went into publishing: I'm terrible at math. So for people with poor accounting skills like me, tools like the H&R Block Tax Answers app are a lifesaver.

The U.S. cyber infrastructure receives double protection with help from the DHS' new cybersecurity integration center. Do you believe the NCCIC is equipped to handle and accomplish its mission? Can any single organization be? Will layers of bureaucracy hinder its effectiveness?

Thales Australia has won the primary contract to

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) has been awarded a $52 million contract by the National Science Foundat

Augusta Westland has awarded Lockheed Martin a $49.5 million sustainment and support contract for the Target Acquis

Maj. Gen. James M. McDonald, USA, has been assigned as deputy chief of staff, strategic operations/C-3, U.S. Forces-Iraq, operation Iraqi Freedom, Iraq.

L-3 Communications has appointed Gen. Bantz J. Craddock, USA (Ret.), president of its Military Professional Resources Incorporated (MPRI) division, Alexandria, Virginia.

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