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Panel lightly trims Labor-HHS spending bill
House subcommittee shaves $52 million from President Obama's request.
KBR shut out of logistics work in Afghanistan
Democratic senator says award decision could signal the Army is taking flaws in contractors’ past performance more seriously.
Top NASA picks on a glide path toward their jobs
Nominee to lead the space agency says it needs to build on its investments in the International Space Station.
Veto threat made on intelligence bill
The White House objects to a provision that would increase the number of lawmakers who can be briefed on secret CIA activities.
Union head: Border is far from secure
T.J. Bonner disputes claims from Obama administration that the U.S. and Mexican governments are gaining the upper hand in the battle against drug cartels.
Twittery Jitters
New social media sites raise age-old dangers of unauthorized software.
Senate Appropriations Committee approves Agriculture funding
Bill includes $13 million for sustainable food systems in countries with chronic food shortages.
Senators, officials back E-Verify mandate
Starting Sept. 8, federal contractors will have to begin verifying that their employees are legally allowed to work in the country.
