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FedWire: HHS, inside NSA and the Washington Monument

January 9, 2015

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Testimony of the FBI’s budget request.

Admiral puts cyber on Navy’s radar.

Soccer stars head to Brazil on State Department mission.

Odierno looks at Army’s future:

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Time-lapse of the Washington Monument:

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