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Daisy Thornton
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Digital Managing Editor, Federal News Network
Reston
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business, finance wall street,economy digital media, social media hacking
Content
By Daisy Thornton Verified| Federal News Network Verified I encourage you to continue submitting your Federal Employee Health Benefit (FEHB) questions and I’ll include answers, like the one below, in future columns. Question: Why should I even bother signing up for Medicare if I qualify for FEHB? Once I’m enrolled in Medicare, it becomes my primary insurance and my FEHB is secondary. Isn’t it true that some medical facilities and physicians don’t accept Medicare?
By Daisy Thornton Verified| Federal News Network Verified The ability of the U.S. military to deter war and prevail if it happens — few are taking that for granted anymore. Executive Director of the Baroni Center for Government Contracting Jerry McGinn in fact warned the Senate Armed Service Committee about it just this month. His concern centers on the ability of the defense industrial base to mobilize, he told the Federal Drive with Tom Temin.
By Daisy Thornton Verified| Federal News Network Verified I encourage you to continue submitting your Federal Employee Health Benefit (FEHB) questions and I’ll include answers, like the one below, in future columns. Question: Why should I even bother signing up for Medicare if I qualify for FEHB? Once I’m enrolled in Medicare, it becomes my primary insurance and my FEHB is secondary. Isn’t it true that some medical facilities and physicians don’t accept Medicare?
Company Info
Federal News Network
Federal News Network is a prominent source of information and analysis for those supporting federal agencies. Established in 2000 by Bonneville International, it began as FederalNewsRadio.com, the first Internet-only all-news station, and has since expanded to terrestrial radio. Now part of Hubbard Broadcasting, it broadcasts on 1500 AM in the Greater Metropolitan Washington area and maintains a strong online presence. The network offers a range of news programs featuring respected journalists, including "Ask the CIO," "On DoD," and "The Federal Drive." It provides non-partisan news coverage and in-depth analysis of federal policies, helping agency managers, policymakers, and contractors stay informed. With approximately 31 employees and a revenue of around $6 million, Federal News Network is headquartered in Chevy Chase, Maryland. The organization also utilizes digital communication tools to enhance connectivity within the federal community.
Chevy Chase, Maryland, United States
+1 202-895-5027
Founded: 2000