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Job Switching: Better to Jump Around or Sit Still?  By Rebecca Gale You can't go a week without getting one of those "Moving on. . ." emails from staffers detailing their latest job switch, usually something more glamorous than their last position (which they will bemoan leaving behind, along with an outstanding boss and set of co-workers, as any good staffer should). But how many emails can you read without questioning whether YOU should make the job hop as well? Hill Navigator discusses. Full story K Street Donors Make Early White House Picks | K Street Files  By Kate Ackley They're not billionaire industrialists poised to bankroll millions in the 2016 campaign, but K Street still matters to the crop of aspiring presidential candidates. Full story SPONSORED CONTENT The Fight Against Fraud Meeting the cyberfraud challenge, which extends across multiple industries and sectors of our economy, is bigger than any one of us. No single company, industry or government alone can solve this problem. Facing this bold and sophisticated adversary, we need to take a concerted and collaborative effort to combat this problem. As the Pell International Center’s Cybersecurity Project has observed, we must do more as a nation “so that the United States, as a society, is prepared for the threats of the modern world.”  Full story Difficult Questions for Advocates of Independent Air Traffic Control Operations | Commentary Keystone Process Tells Tale of Two Houses | Procedural Politics Congress Should Protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge | Commentary