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The White House has been quiet on surveillance reform since the USA Freedom Act crumbled in the Senate last November.
Some legal experts argue a categorical ban is justified.
National Archives welcomes input on preservation of electronic communications.
We are ignoring significant skills gaps at our own peril.
Senator wants to stop rewards for those who damage the integrity of the federal government.
Some law enforcement agencies pressure Google to disable a popular Waze app feature.
President Bush's budget includes a 3.6 percent pay increase for civilian workers in 2002. If that figure holds, the administration would de-link military and civilian raises for the first time since 1986.
President Bush’s first budget will not include provisions that tie federal agencies’ funding to management performance, a top architect of the President’s budget said Tuesday.
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