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What to Know in Washington: Trump Looks to Rev Up Supporters
President Donald Trump continues a campaign swing through the South this week, where he’ll try to fire up his core supporters by taking on Democrats’ impeachment effort.
What to Know in Washington: Sullivan Hearing to Touch on Inquiry
Lawmakers from both parties will get their first chance to publicly question an official with knowledge of events linked to the impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump, as they hear from the president’s choice to be the next U.S. ambassador to Russia.
Why Microsoft’s $10B JEDI Cloud Win Shouldn’t Surprise You
The Department of Defense on Oct. 25 announced that it had selected Microsoft Corp. as the winner of its 10-year, $10 billion cloud computing contract, known as JEDI. The move surprised many observers of the federal IT market — and even some of the competitors themselves.
Pentagon Plans Multibillion-Dollar IT Consolidation: This is IT
The Defense Department is consolidating many of its disparate “fourth estate” agency information technology systems into one single system providing a variety of services used across the department at both the unclassified and secret level.
What to Know in Washington: Trump Takes Campaign to Minnesota
Donald Trump goes back on offense today with his first campaign rally since the impeachment inquiry began, seeking to expand his margin of victory in 2020 even as lawmakers mull removing him from office.
What to Know in Washington: Trump Gears Up for Impeachment Fight
President Donald Trump’s counter-attack against House Democrats is taking shape as the White House moved to consolidate Republican support on Capitol Hill and vowed to block any cooperation with the spreading impeachment inquiry.
What to Know in Washington: Trump Tested With Ally’s Deposition
Donald Trump’s impeachment defense strategy will be put to the test today as one of his top diplomats appears before House committees to explain his call for Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden.
What to Know in Washington: More Whistleblowers Come Forward
President Donald Trump faces new peril heading into this week -- not just from Democrats seeking to impeach him but from his own administration, as there are now at least two whistleblowers coming forward to talk about his actions.
What to Know in Washington: U.S. Diplomats Sought Biden Probe
Two top American diplomats tried to strike a deal on behalf of President Donald Trump for Ukraine’s leader to investigate discredited allegations of wrongdoing by Joe Biden and his son in return for improving relations with the U.S., according to documents released by House Democrats late yesterday.
CIA’s Next Cloud Contract May Be Worth $10B: This Is IT
The Central Intelligence Agency is moving ahead with a new cloud services contract, according to a presolicitation notice released on the intelligence community’s Acquisition Research Center (ARC) website on Sept. 30. A CIA industry day presentation March 22 has estimated its total value in the “tens of billions.”