National Intelligence Director James Clapper has signed his letter of resignation that will take effect when President Barack Obama’s administration officially ends Jan. 20. Clapper tendered his resignation two months ahead of the inauguration of Donald
MoreBrad Carson, acting undersecretary for personnel and readiness at the Defense Department, will leave the Pentagon on April 8 after nearly one year on the job, Military Times reported Monday. Andrew Tilghman writes Carson
MoreBeth Killoran has been appointed acting chief information officer and interim deputy assistant secretary for information technology at the Department of Health and Human Services, Fedscoop reported Wednesday. Billy Mitchell writes Killoranâs appointment follows
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Jon Rymer, inspector general at the Defense Department, will step down from his post by Jan. 8 as he plans a return to the financial industry, Military Times reported Monday. Andrew Tilghman
MoreJessica Wright has resigned from her post as undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness effective March 31, 2015, to pursue retirement after 40 years of public service. The Defense Department said Thursday Wright, a retired major
MoreMatthew Olsen, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, will retire from the role after three years of service in leading the government’s counterterrorism efforts across the intelligence community and law enforcement agencies. “Matt and the
MoreWhite House Press Secretary Jay Carney will leave his role in July and Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest will take over as lead spokesperson, GovExec reported Friday. Carney’s three-year tenure as press secretary is
MoreKathleen Sebelius will step down as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services after five years leading the agency, Bloomberg reported Friday. President Barack Obama will announce Sebelius’ resignation Friday
MoreDorothy Robyn will leave the General Services Administration in March as Public Buildings Service commissioner after 16 months at the helm, The Washington Post reported Wednesday. Jonathan O’Connell writes Robyn wants to
MoreTara O’Toole will step down on Sept. 23 as undersecretary for science and technology at the Department of Homeland Security after nearly five years on the job, Federal News Radio reported Wednesday.
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