EPA Employees Unsure About Fate of Office Closures
How Feds View Application of Ethical Standards
OPM's New Weather Policy a 'Natural Progression' of Telework
Mulvaney Promises Punishment for Pruitt’s Spending Violations
The Administration’s War on Regulations
To Innovate, Public Sector Agencies Need to Modernize
Bush administration may rethink space treaty
Space program observer with ties to Bush effort says administration is "reviewing whether or not we want to be signatory" to 1967 pact on peaceful use of space.
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Senate, House leaders meet in Maine to try to close intel deal
Lawmakers try to break stalemate over proposed national intelligence director.
TSA postpones awards ceremony
Agencywide announcement comes on heels of report criticizing 2003 awards program as too expensive.
Senate committee revamp said to fall short of 9/11 panel recommendations
Critics fear overhaul may change focus, priorities of Senate Governmental Affairs panel.
TSA officials cite challenges in revised passenger screening program
Privacy and civil rights concerns continue to mount as testing deadline approaches.
Some progress reported in intelligence overhaul negotiations
House Republicans float compromise proposal to meld competing House, Senate bills.
Army secretary nominee facing opposition
Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., is holding up nomination of defense industry executive Francis Harvey to raise questions about the Bush administration's handling of Army troop and equipment needs in Iraq.
Immigration, customs agencies still struggling to coordinate efforts
Field officials tell GAO that communication is improving, but the effort to coordinate efforts among three Homeland Security agencies still faces challenges.
