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Leading public administration scholar and civil servant dies
Harold Seidman, an influential scholar of public administration whose academic work was shaped by 25 years in the civil service, died of cancer Tuesday at the ...
Senator to introduce postal reform bill next year
Lack of IRS nominee raises concerns
IRS watchers are becoming more and more concerned about how long it is taking the White House to nominate a commissioner to replace outgoing IRS chief Charles ...
Patent office to begin testing examiners’ skills
The Patent and Trademark Office plans to start testing its patent examiners and managers, and will make them take refresher courses if they fail.
Hundreds of weapons, laptops missing from Justice Department
Five Justice Department agencies, including the FBI, have reported hundreds of lost or stolen weapons and computers over the last few years, according to a new ...
TSP's G Fund Helps Delay Debt Ceiling
CBP Could Escape Furloughs
Feds Flock to TSP's L Funds
EIG 2013 as Told by Your Tweets
Boldly Go Where No Fed's Gone Before
The Big Squeeze: Defense Under Sequester
