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House Approves 1.8% Military Pay Raise
Increasing Danger for Feds on Public Lands
IG: No Undue Access for Makers of Bin Laden Film
Should Leaders Ever Lie?
Bedbugs at a DHS Office in Vermont
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Federal Employment Declines Slightly
The federal government lost 14,000 jobs in May.
The Surveillance State: How We Got Here
NSA’s tracking programs were pushed by the Senate, House and executive branch after 9/11.
Play of the Day: Yes, The NSA Can Hear You Now
With the National Security Agency collecting telephone data from Verizon customers, late-night comedians take aim again.
Video: Guitar Playing NIH Director Nails ‘The Sequester Blues’
Sequestration got you down? This might cheer you up.
Intelligence Chief: I Didn't Lie About NSA Surveillance
In interview with National Journal, Clapper says he didn't intend to mislead.
Conference With Line Dances, Swag Wouldn’t Happen Today, Says IRS Official
IRS deputy says $4.1 million event for 2,600 managers in 2010 would not occur under current guidelines.
Preserve CBP Overtime While Canceling Furloughs, Lawmaker Says
Overtime elimination is ‘window of opportunity for criminals,’ lawmaker says.
Sequestration May be Slowing Momentum on Retirement Claims
Backlog is down, but progress is falling short of goals.
Susan Rice and Samantha Power: Less Change Than Meets the Eye
Obama's new national security adviser, U.N. ambassador aren't as controversial as you think.
Issa's Pet Issue Brings Down an IRS Obamacare Administrator
Officials working on implementation of the Affordable Care Act may have taken improper gifts.
