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TSA CIO, State senior procurement executive moving on
With the news of federal employees facing a new round of layoffs, here are a few long-time federal employees heading out the door by choice.
Federal News Network has learned that Yemi Oshinnaiye, the chief information officer for the Transportation Security Administration, is leaving his role after more than three years.
Additionally, Mike Derrios, the senior procurement executive at the State Department since 2020, is retiring on Oct. 17.
Emails to TSA and State seeking comment were not returned.
Sources say Oshinnaiye is heading to industry where he will be the chief technology officer at Capgemini, a technology services company. His last day at TSA is today.
Yemi Oshinnaiye is leaving after more than three years as the TSA CIO.
Kristin Ruiz is TSA’s deputy CIO, but it’s unclear if she will take over as CIO on an interim basis.
This will be a return to the private sector for Oshinnaiye, who previously worked for federal contractors Electronic Data System and Dev Technology, as well as for several real estate-focused businesses.
He joined federal service in 2012 as an IT specialist for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service.
Oshinnaiye became the TSA CIO in 2022, where one of his top priorities was improving customer experience across all agency missions.
He also has been a big proponent of making artificial intelligence work for TSA. The agency invested in a chatbot called “TSA Answer Engine.” It is also using its “innovation lab” to advance new AI use cases. TSA established the lab headquarters last January.
A third priority for TSA has been around data. It is established a “domain name structure and architecture” for its data. Through this “data mesh” approach, TSA can more easily protect data based on specific domains, while allowing for sharing where it’s needed.
State’s Derrios is leaving federal service after more than 30 years of service. Sources say he has no specific plans to join another company in the short term.
During his tenure at State, Derrios led the effort to reshape the acquisition organization and its processes. He reorganized the acquisition shop around four lines of business to help agency customers get services from a consolidated and expert group of contracting professionals.
Michael Derrios is retiring after spending five years as the senior procurement executive at the State Department.
On LinkedIn, Derrios said he was responsible for management and oversight of a $12 billion annual spend portfolio for a global procurement. He lead a total domestic and overseas workforce of about 1,500 acquisition workers.
In addition, procurement planning efforts at State have seen significant changes, starting in 2023 and expanding in the years since. The agency redesigned its forecast tool to make it much more robust.
Derrios also pushed State to take more of a category management approach to buying common goods and services. He built data analytics tools to help the agency get a better idea of what their current portfolios look like, rather than relying on agencies to dig into their own systems and the Federal Procurement Data System just to get a retroactive view. His goal was to give State leaders a more concurrent picture, as close to real-time as possible.
Another big area of focus over the last few years has been to give State contracting officers and vendors more incentive and time to engage over performance. He said contractor performance assessment ratings (CPARs) are an underutilized tool.
Derrios began his career as a contracting officer for the Air Force in 1995. He worked for CACI for two years before returning to federal service in 2002 to work for TSA. He spent almost 14 years at TSA before becoming the head of contracting activity at the Coast Guard.
One more update on a recent federal technology executive who moved on: Winston Beauchamp, who left the Air Force in July after 10 years, recently joined Boeing as its vice president of intelligent systems.
Most recently, Beauchamp was the director of security, special program oversight and information protection and deputy CIO for the Air Force.
During his federal career, Beauchamp also worked in the Office of the Director for National Intelligence as the director of mission integration and for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
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The Silent Conquest: When the West Surrenders by Its Own Will

For centuries, Europe resisted with blood and courage the attempts of Islamic expansion. It endured seven hundred years of wars, invasions, and struggles to preserve a civilization built upon Judeo-Christian values, individual freedoms, and national sovereignty. Today, however, that same Europe—and, by extension, the entire Western world—seems to be surrendering without a fight, opening its doors and abandoning its identity under the banner of political correctness and a misguided notion of multiculturalism.
These are not mere opinions. They come from an orthodox Muslim himself who, with brutal honesty, admitted: “For seven hundred years our
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Pope Leo Demands ‘Deep Reflection’ on Trump’s Deportation Policy — Also Rebukes Military Strikes on Venezuelan Drug Vessels (VIDEO)
Pope Leo XIV reaffirms the Catholic Church’s position on only two genders and marriage as a union between a man and a woman. Photo courtesy of Vatican Media.
Pope Leo XIV is stepping up his quiet yet deliberate campaign against President Trump’s deportation agenda.
The Pontiff, who was elected back in May as the first-ever American Pope, began by criticizing the administration’s commitment to carrying out the mass deportation of illegal aliens.
“Many people who’ve lived for years and years and years, never causing problems, have been deeply affected by what’s going on right now,” Leo complained
“The spiritual rights of people who have been detained should also be considered, and I would certainly invite the authorities to allow pastoral workers to attend to the needs of those people.”
“Many times they’ve been separated from their families for a good amount of time,” he continued.
”No one knows what’s happening, but their own spiritual needs should be attended to.”
Womp womp womp…
Pope Leo says America needs deep reflection on how Illegal aliens are treated in the US — “You’re supposed to receive and welcome the foreigner.”
Sorry Mr. Pope… you’re wrong.
Scripture commands submission to LAWFUL authority (Rom 13:1–7). Illegal entry… pic.twitter.com/qIlnsitD2p
— MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) November 5, 2025
Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Leo also weighed in on the recent airstrikes against Venezuelan drug vessels and reports that the U.S. may be on the verge of trying to remove the Maduro regime from power.
“I believe violence never brings victory,” he remarked.
“The key is to seek dialogue, to find fair ways to resolve the problems that may exist within countries.”
While not as overtly political as his predecessor Pope Francis, Leo has repeatedly taken not-so-subtle swipes at Trump and the Republican Party platform.
Leo recently urged pilgrims to welcome the 10 million illegal aliens welcomed into America under Joe Biden as part of a “new missionary age.”
He went on to urge Catholics to “open our arms and hearts to them, welcoming them as brothers and sisters, and being for them a presence of consolation and hope.”
“In the communities of ancient Christian tradition, such as those of the West, the presence of many brothers and sisters from the world’s South should be welcomed as an opportunity, through an exchange that renews the face of the Church,” he said at the time.
Pope Leo Offers Another Jibe at Trump Over Deportations — Urges Catholics to Embrace Open Borders Under ‘New Missionary Age’
Last month, Leo also blessed a block of ice to show his commitment to fighting so-called climate change.
“Citizens need to take an active role in political decision-making at national, regional, and local levels,” he said at the time.
”Only then will it be possible to mitigate the damage done to the environment.”
The Blessing of the Waters by Pope Leo XIV, at today’s ‘Raising Hope for Climate Justice’ International Conference at Castel Gandolfo. pic.twitter.com/QL5T5TOCvg
— Catholic Sat (@CatholicSat) October 1, 2025
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Top Doctor Warns: Your Daily Multivitamin May Be Useless After Age 55
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By Dr. Vincent Giampapa, MD, FACS — Nobel Prize Nominee
Doctor’s Warning
If you’re over 55 and still taking a standard multivitamin, there’s a harsh truth you need to hear: your body is not able to absorb it anymore.
The Harsh Reality
As a physician specializing in longevity, I’ve seen thousands of older adults who believed they were “covered” by their daily multivitamin — only to discover they were still deficient in the very nutrients that protect their brain, bones, heart, and immune system.
The Shocking Numbers
The reality is sobering: research shows that over 33% older adults are already deficient in at least one essential vitamin or mineral, most commonly B12, vitamin D, calcium, or magnesium. (Source: CDC, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey)
Why This Matters
These are the nutrients your body relies on to stay sharp, strong, and resilient as you age. And yet, despite faithfully swallowing their pills every morning, millions of adults over 55 are falling short.
3 Reasons Pills Fail After 55
Here’s what no one tells you: as you age, your body loses its ability to absorb nutrients. That means your daily pill may be giving you little more than false peace of mind. Here’s why:
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Weaker stomach acid: Up to 30% of adults over 60 have low stomach acid, making it nearly impossible to break down and extract nutrients from hard pills.[1]
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Reduced blood flow to the gut: Blood flow to the intestines decreases by as much as 40% with age, limiting how many nutrients can even enter your bloodstream.[2]
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A thinning intestinal lining: The gut wall — where nutrients cross into the blood — becomes less efficient with age, blocking absorption of vitamins and minerals.[3]
This “triple decline” means that by the time you reach your 50s and 60s, standard pills are often little more than expensive, hard-to-swallow placebos.

The Silent Deficiencies Draining Your Energy
When your multivitamin stops working, nutrient gaps quietly appear — with real consequences:
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Vitamin B12 deficiency → fatigue, brain fog, nerve problems
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Vitamin D & calcium deficiency → brittle bones, dangerous fractures
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Magnesium deficiency → poor sleep, high blood pressure, heart strain
These deficiencies explain why so many adults over 55 feel their energy, strength, and mental clarity slipping away, despite taking a multivitamin. Don’t let your body run on empty.
The Breakthrough That Changes Everything
Fortunately, there is a solution. One that doesn’t depend on your aging digestive system at all.
It’s called MicroGel
Technology — a patented delivery system made by nutrition company HealthyCell that provides fully dissolved, ultra-absorbable nutrients in an easy-to-swallow, great-tasting gel. Instead of forcing your body to break down a rock-hard pill, MicroGel
delivers nutrients in a ready-to-absorb format that your body can use immediately.
Studies published in peer-reviewed journals prove this gel delivers 165% more absorption than pills.
For adults over 55, HealthyCell MicroGel
is a game-changer. The gel is easy to take straight from the packet, mix into water, or blend into a smoothie. And for anyone who struggles to swallow pills, this approach is life-changing.
Why This Matters for Your Health
When vitamins and minerals finally reach your bloodstream in meaningful amounts, here’s what you can expect to support:
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Sharp memory and clearer focus
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Steady daily energy
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Strong immune defenses
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More support for your heart, bones, and joints
And the best part? You don’t need to take more supplements — you simply need HealthyCell’s nutrient delivery system in gel form that works with your body, not against it.
What People Are Saying About HealthyCell’s MicroGel
“Excellent vitamins! I love how they make me feel everyday. I went from having no energy to having a lot and I am 56 yrs old.” – William, 56
“I need to be taking a multi-vitamin. I hate taking pills and thought this is the perfect form for me. Over the last month of taking Bioactive each day, my energy is higher, the hair is growing thicker and my skin looks brighter.” – Melissa, 53
“I hate swallowing pills. I love HealthyCell – I put in a little water and drink!” – Priscilla, 86
Blake, a HealthyCell customer who did bloodwork before and after taking MicroGel:
“I found myself constantly feeling tired and drained, no matter how much rest I got. After getting some bloodwork done, I discovered I was deficient in two crucial B vitamins. It was clear that my regular diet wasn’t providing me with the nutrients my body desperately needed.
The change was gradual but undeniable. Each day, I felt a little more energetic and a little less like I was just dragging myself through my routines. It was as if I was slowly getting my life back. After 30 days, I had my bloodwork redone. The results were nothing short of astonishing—my vitamin and mineral levels had increased by an average of 86%, and both B vitamin deficiencies were completely corrected. Importantly, none of the levels were too high; they were all within the optimal range.”
Liz Candela, RDN, one of the nation’s leading dietitians:
“I recommend HealthyCell for its superior nutrient absorption and pill-free ease of use. My clients have seen improvements in health, quality of life, and lab results. Lab results don’t lie, so that’s the proof to me.”
My Final Word
If you’re 55 or older, you don’t have to accept nutrient decline as “just part of aging.” You don’t have to keep throwing away money on pills your body can’t absorb.
With HealthyCell MicroGel
, you can finally unlock the full benefits of your vitamins again — and feel the difference. And that’s why I recommend making the switch to MicroGel
today.
Don’t waste another dollar on pills your body can’t use. Take back your health — and make the switch before it’s too late.
Click here to get HealthyCell MicroGel
today — and finally ditch the pills your body can’t use.
[1] (NIH, American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2001)
[2] (Gastroenterology Clinics of North America, 2009)
[3] (Wang, Y. et al. “Trends in intestinal aging: From underlying mechanisms to interventions.” PMC (2025).)
Note: The information provided on this website is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice or used as a substitute for professional healthcare guidance. It is your responsibility to comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and guidelines regarding the purchase, possession, and use of prescription medications.
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