Hearing on Trump's VA Pick Delayed Indefinitely
Human Capital Officers May Get More Influential
IG Asked to Probe EPA's Broad Ethics 'Failures'
A Renewed Push for a Performance Pay Fund
The Administration’s War on Regulations
Flash Poll: The AI Advantage
GAO finds information security compliance is sporadic
Survey of 24 major federal agencies shows varied levels of conformity with federal guidelines.
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Kerry calls for Sept. 11 commission to continue work
Democratic standard-bearer says the panel should each reports every six months on the status of implementing its recommendations.
Former Iraq inspector calls for new weapons control policy
Federal intelligence agencies not prepared to develop much-needed new technology, he says.
In Boston, security goes to the dogs
Dozens of federal, state, and local canines help sniff out potential danger during convention week.
Healthy Explanation
Federal officials release details about new Health Savings Accounts and who can take advantage of them.
Child support enforcement official shares program management advice
Agree on measurable goals and promote incentives, suggests HHS office commissioner.
Panel urges passenger-screening plan similar to CAPPS II
Lawmakers, civil-liberties groups and the travel industry have criticized the CAPPS II plan over privacy concerns and potential inconvenience to travelers.
Currying Favor
Undecided voters have already made a tentative decision not to support the incumbent; the remaining decision is whether to vote for the main challenger.
Convention security effort wins positive reviews
Delegates impressed with speed, thoroughness of Secret Service/TSA screening efforts at checkpoints outside Boston's FleetCenter.
