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Americans Still Like the Postal Service
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Agencies Need Congress’ Help to Weed Out Duplicate Programs
Some people won’t be pleased at losing their projects, panel told.
Obama Taps OMB Veteran as Acting IRS Commissioner
Controller Danny Werfel has spent much of the past year dealing with sequestration.
Pickering Says He Will Testify on Benghazi Only in Public
Oversight Panel Chairman Issa’s demand for private session teed up clash.
Bills Address Military Sexual Assault Crisis
Take decisions to prosecute cases entirely out of the chain of command, lawmakers say.
Government Should Run Like a Business—But Not in the Way You Think
Regimes around the world are under pressure to deliver more and cost less. Here's a plan for how to actually make that work.
The Myth of Presidential Leadership
Many Washington pundits are critical of the president’s ability to wrangle concessions out of Congress, but they forget that his power has limits.
FBI Faces Furloughs in 2014
Furloughs would 'impact safety and security' of the nation, director tells lawmakers.
What Chris Christie's Got: Crossover Appeal
The N.J. governor is the GOP's best 2016 presidential candidate, numbers suggest.
Why the IRS Scandal May Be More Politically Potent Than Benghazi
Many Americans can’t even place Benghazi on a map but already dislike IRS.
Panel Approves EPA Nominee Along Party Lines
Full Senate confirmation of Gina McCarthy is not yet assured.
