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September 2
September 1
- From Nextgov.com: Researchers slam lawmakers' websites as failing constituents
- GSA chief pushes agency to up its acquisition game
- Improper time-and-materials contracts prove costly
- NRC again tops list of best places to work in government
- Obama's next mission: Restoring the economy
- Postal Service looks for ways to reduce labor costs
August 31
- All eyes are on Air Force's expensive weapons program
- Burning Question: What do you think of the Oval Office makeover?
- FAR Council to hear tribal concerns about new sole-source law
- FDA unveils performance management site
- From Nextgov.com: Contractors want to review troubled technology projects with OMB
- Government per diem rates fall in most metro areas
- USPS pay-for-performance system called into question
August 30
- Cybersecurity costs climb as market expands
- From Nextgov.com: Government ethics office reorganizing site to make policies easier to digest
- Nuclear security remains bulk of Energy budget
- Unions report increase in violent threats toward judges and court staff
- VA announces change in Agent Orange benefit claims process
August 27
- Air Force realigns headquarters space functions
- Corrections
- Estimates vary on the effect of the NASA stimulus
- From Nextgov.com: Air traffic control modernization program takes step forward
- GOP lawmaker calls for halt to federal 'spending spree'
- Panel: Hurricane on heels of the BP oil spill could create chaos
- Pentagon pulls $1B from WMD-defense efforts to fund vaccine initiative
- Small businesses net bigger share of contracts
August 26
- Agencies are getting too attached to incumbent contractors, watchdog finds
- Agencies could be passing over good job candidates, survey finds
- Agencies examine combat-related substance abuse
- From Nextgov.com: Agencies bust myth of year-end buying sprees
- Gimme My Discount!
- Personnel chief: Telework makes sense, especially during emergencies
- The Week in Comments: Telework and teleplay
August 25
- Agency official: Telework programs can succeed with the right tools
- Army cancels ground combat vehicle contract
- Burning Question: Can you take sick leave whenever you feel like it?
- Commission calls for more attention to kids' needs following disasters
- Defense agency seeks 10 percent price reduction from suppliers
- From Nextgov.com: Be careful mixing politics and Facebook, OSC says
- Lockheed on board with Pentagon cost-cutting initiative
- Pentagon lacks a comprehensive suicide prevention strategy, report says
- Unions pleased with TSA chief's progress on bargaining rights
August 24
- Civilian agencies feel contracting pinch
- From Nextgov.com: White House crackdown on IT might be a moneymaker for vendors
- NIH renews research for countering nuclear threats
- Observer: Managers have reason to be wary of telework
- Retirees shouldn't hold their breath for automated annuity payments
- Sherrod turns down USDA job
- Young arms dealer gets into more trouble
August 23
- Former NASA chief of staff pleads guilty to conspiracy charge
- IG: Postal Service paid $6.8 billion extra to pension fund
- Lawmaker touts telework as a win-win situation
- Obama sends 30 tech projects back to the drawing board
- Pentagon pursues productivity growth
August 20
- Firms begin offering faster airport screening
- From Nextgov.com: Intel's purchase of McAfee not a game changer for security
- Gates orders changes after Fort Hood review
- Navy recommends discharge for former astronaut
- Obama makes recess appointments
- Senators question Marshals Service over full-body scan images
August 19
- Analysis: The great federal pay debate
- Border Patrol suicides are on the rise
- Deficit estimate dips slightly this year, rises in 2011
- From Nextgov.com: Saving 9 cents a day per computer adds up for the Air Force
- Industry to Pentagon: Fix relationship between oversight agencies
- Lawmaker demands data on amount of spilled oil
- Military plans to test new helicopter alert threat system
- More feds are benefiting from student loan repayments
- The Week in Comments: Belt-tightening, insourcing and the politics of religion
- Watchdog raps Homeland Security for conference fees
August 18
- CIA opens counterproliferation center
- From Nextgov.com: NIH kicks off $40 billion follow-on contract for IT services
- Master of disaster reflects on Deepwater Horizon's enduring lessons
- Obama pledges to protect Social Security
- Removing all private security firms from Afghanistan could be difficult
- Report: HR officials face an uphill battle on hiring reform
August 17
- Defense official wants fewer sole-source contracts
- From Nextgov.com: You're never too young to learn fiscal responsibility
- GAO: Measuring success at military Superfund sites is super confusing
- Interior tightens drilling oversight
- Report finds gaps in Gulf Coast small biz contracting
- USAJobs aims to boost minority recruiting
August 16
- Court rules against government, again, in small business parity
- Defense chief to step down in 2011
- DISCLOSE Act will get second look
- From Nextgov.com: Air Force seeks new nuclear command-and-control terminals
- Gates' departure could derail Defense reforms
- New automatic enrollment program could encourage TSP savings
- Senate majority leader breaks with Obama on mosque
August 13
- Civilian agencies get green light to continue insourcing
- From Nextgov.com: Most attacks on federal networks financially motivated
- Government faces a data deluge
- Obama signs border bill adding 1,200 new employees
- Postal Service strives to maintain a deep bench for executive jobs
- Virginia lawmakers cry foul on Joint Forces Command closure
August 12
- From Nextgov.com: With oil gusher capped, center to manage support flights closes
- House to hold hearings on Defense cuts
- IG: Infighting hampers oversight of Defense contractors
- Panel nixes Bradley, Abrams funds transfer
- Senate clears $600M border bill
- Study to settle public-private pay debate still a ways off
- The Week in Comments: Pros and cons of flip-flops, pay-for-performance and insourcing
August 11
- Alaska native firms lament loss of an advocate
- Burning Question: How do you tell a government employee from a contractor?
- Business groups blast proposed immigration reforms
- Expert questions savings in Pentagon contractor cuts
- Friends, family mourn Stevens
- From Nextgov.com: VA adopts standard identifier for vets in health and benefits programs
- Lawmaker questions management of soldiers' life insurance funds
August 10
- Commerce reports $1.6 billion savings for decennial census
- Former head of NASA survives Alaska plane crash
- From Nextgov.com: Agencies could be prone to new kind of sophisticated cyberattack
- House inaction dooms fiscal 2010 intelligence bill
- House passes border security bill
- Pentagon abandons insourcing effort
August 9
- Burning Question: Are flip-flops appropriate for work?
- From Nextgov.com: Campbell out as MHS CIO, Woodson nomination on hold
- Gates announces major cuts at Defense
- Lawmaker seeks cap on federal workforce growth
- Policies on temporary workers come under fire
- Senators are worried about counterfeit Defense supplies
August 6
- Defense ends performance-based pay for intelligence employees
- Energy scrambles to meet deadline for obligating stimulus money
- Former Hill investigator nominated for CIA inspector general
- From Nextgov.com: Senate funds Web services sites, but cuts cloud computing budget
- Funding for border security approved in last-minute bill
- GOP senator's heated objection delays defense policy bill
- Industry group fears publicizing contractor database could backfire
- Senate sends 13 nominations back to White House
- VA health care workers move a step closer to bargaining over pay issues
August 5
- Another GOP senator puts a hold on intelligence nominee
- From Nextgov.com: Air traffic technologies get boost from Senate appropriators
- GAO rejects union's privatization protest
- National Guard pushes for more resources
- Senate Democrats seek action on new border bill
- Senators call for improved Medicaid oversight
- The Week in Comments: Toilet paper thrift, six-day mail delivery and pay raises
- USPS posts $3.5 billion third quarter loss
August 4
- Freeze on bonuses could have trickledown effect
- From Nextgov.com: Defense top doc nominee labels electronic health records a priority
- Mistaken disability payments might have allowed feds to double-dip
- Officials weigh restructuring of post-war Marine Corps
- Panel rejects bid to divert funds for Bradley upgrades
August 3
- Defense industry's lobbying expenditures jump 7 percent in 2010
- Defense logisticians face critical time
- From Nextgov.com: GSA slams its way through IT improvements
- GOP senators decry stimulus spending
- Industry urges caution with Navy's preferred supplier program
- Intel nomination stalls as Republicans demand reports
- Lawmaker proposes alternative mail delivery schedule
- Obama orders freeze on appointee bonuses
- Senate border security bill stalls
- Union praises workforce provisions in appropriations bill
August 2
- Defense should do more to spur energy innovation, report says
- From Nextgov.com: EPA posts toxic pollution data early to encourage crowdsourcing
- Lawmakers seek to update jobs program for blind and disabled
- OMB will provide funding for program evaluations
- Postal Service announces hiring freeze
- Reservists boost Coast Guard's efforts to clean up Gulf
- Retirement funds bounce back in July
- Senator places hold on intel nomination
- TSP launches automatic enrollment for new hires
July 30
- Bill with 1.4 percent federal pay raise clears Senate committee
- From Nextgov.com: $114 billion still available for federal contractors before Sept. 30
- GAO sting shows passport fraud remains a problem
- Going green is a popular money-saving idea among feds
- House OKs Transportation-HUD bill
- Obama signs supplemental war funding bill
- Panels vote to maintain six-day postal delivery schedule
- Senate approves short-term FAA bill
- Senate committee approves online earmark database bill
- Senate panel approves intel chief nominee
- Women's small biz program to make long-awaited debut
July 29
- Army suicide report raises concerns about drug abuse
- From Nextgov.com: Craigslist creator tries to bring transparency initiative out of the shadows
- Government employees on film rated as good-looking, smart
- Hearing elicits contrition, but few answers for Arlington Cemetery scandal
- House OKs border security measure
- House takes up Transportation-HUD bill
- MilCon-VA spending bill breezes through House
- The Week in Comments: Waste, and more waste
- Watchdog: Language skills still are getting lost in translation
July 28
- Congress OKs bill that will help Defense avoid furloughs
- From Nextgov.com: Agencies begin to identify failing IT projects for high-risk list
- GAO: Coast Guard needs to revalidate modernization plans
- Groups press EPA to increase regulation of energy industry emissions
- Justice investigates allegations of cheating at FBI
- Obama wins ruling on Arizona law
- Outgoing OMB chief: Public has a point about government waste
- Phony firm at historic landmark makes the cut for small biz program
- Proposals to slash VA funding are withdrawn at last minute
- Streamlining payroll and other HR systems reaps financial dividends
July 27
- Appropriators add funds for second F-35 engine
- Arlington Cemetery problems may grow, senator warns
- Burning Question: How much do you make?
- From Nextgov.com: Reining in runaway IT projects is key to controlling costs, forum participants say
- Obama orders agencies to increase employment of disabled workers
- Poll: Some feds are overpaid and underworked
- Proposed conflict of interest rule is a lightning rod for criticism
- When $200,000 becomes $200 million: The limits of federal spending data
- White House to publish agency plans for cutting emissions
July 26
- Defense races the clock on 2005 BRAC implementation
- Forward Observer: Just Do It
- From Nextgov.com: Google unveils apps suite for government
- Hispanics, white women remain underrepresented in federal offices
- Minnesota governor holds fire on war policy
- Oversight of war zone subcontractors is lacking, panel finds
- Partisan battle looms over oil spill measures
July 23
- Black farmers group calls for White House help
- Committee rejects $200M Yucca proposal
- From Nextgov.com: Social media raises federal record-keeping, privacy concerns
- GOP lawmakers skewer Interior chief on drilling oversight
- New TSA chief gets pressure on collective bargaining
- Telework bill could be near tipping point
July 22
- Agencies didn't reinvent the wheel on stimulus contracts
- Burning Question: What do you wish your employees did?
- From Nextgov.com: White House cites use of health data as example of its innovation initiative
- MSPB finds shortfalls in front-line manager hiring and training
- Obama: Administration attacking waste with a 'vengeance'
- OMB's handling of USDA funding has lawmaker fuming
- Panel: Pentagon should freeze hiring, slash management
- The Week in Comments: Accountability and race
- Troubles loom for some military pay
July 21
- Boeing ally not expected to seek funds for more C-17s
- Burning Question: What do you wish your boss did?
- Departing Iraq commander bemoans budget cut
- From Nextgov.com: Union, GSA at odds over personal use of social networking sites
- Nominee downplays need to overhaul intelligence agencies, authority
- Senate panel approves $35B Energy-Water spending bill
- Senators express disappointment with DHS strategic review
- Supervisor training bill clears House subcommittee
- USDA chief gets heat for Sherrod firing
- USDA offers Sherrod civil rights job
July 20
- Feds ordered to cut pollution from travel, commuting
- From Nextgov.com: DHS moves forward with financial management system
- Pharmacists back measures to cut feds' prescription drug costs
- Polling Station: Workplace Safety
- Post-9/11 intelligence expansion must end, experts say
- Report: IT dashboard plagued by outdated data
- Senate panel OKs revised intelligence policy bill
- Senate vote on spending bill should prove point to House
- USDA official resigns over racial comments
- Virginia Democrat objects to federal pay freeze
July 19
- Agriculture chief fosters better relationship between EPA and farmers
- Census managers fired for falsifying population counts in Brooklyn
- From Nextgov.com: Contractors asked to voluntarily submit emissions data
- Lawmaker urges quick Senate action on wartime spending measure
- National Guard border deployment begins Aug. 1
- Obama directs agencies to improve workplace safety for feds
- Obama to issue policy for managing oceans and coastline
- Panelists: Push for transparency must come from the top
- TSP participation among service members up, but overall percentage rate dips
July 16
- CFOs report rising cost of financial operations
- Contractors caught gaming the system avoid punishment
- DHS bottom-up review is long on ambition, short on detail
- From Nextgov.com: Minerals Management Service's replacement still has no website
- Full House panel will start on spending bills next week
- New TSP site drives traffic, gets mixed reviews
- Senate panel OKs spending allocations, amid uncommon partisanship
July 15
- Administration cites progress reining in procurement costs
- Feds collect 32,000 pounds of food in June for donation
- From Nextgov.com: NASA announces contests to unearth technological advances
- Interior submits MMS reorganization plan to Congress
- Obey answers GOP skeptics, plans markup next week
- Panel passes bill to reform oil, gas leasing
- Senator: Budget enforcement package possible
- Some names to lead Consumer Bureau start to circulate
- The Week in Comments: Telework and contractors
- Waste and fraud still plague Medicare, but oversight is improving, officials say
- White House touts advanced vehicle technology investment
July 14
- Burning Question: What's for lunch?
- Defense mandates disclosure of contract bundling
- From Nextgov.com: Health and Human Services' IT rules open up market to newcomers
- House panel OKs $191.7B military construction bill
- House passes telework bill
- Officials urge Hill to stop adding more C-17s to fleet
- Pentagon prepares funding contingencies
- Report bolsters White House energy agenda
- Senate panel schedules markup of spending bills
July 13
- From Nextgov.com: VA ends financial management modernization project
- Immigration issue hasn't generated much heat this summer
- Interior imposes new drilling moratorium
- Memo to CXOs: Keep it simple
- Obama nominates Clinton budget director to lead OMB
- State will turn to contractors for support in Iraq
- U.S., Canada launch border initiatives
July 12
- Employees report satisfaction with work, supervisors
- Forward Observer: Have Guns, Will Travel
- From Nextgov.com: Labor launches online career path for mapping tech jobs
- IG raises red flags over DHS plan to consolidate management systems
- Privatization battle centers on definition of federal employee
- Thrift Savings Plan launches new website
- Ukraine-U.S. team submits tanker bid
July 10
July 9
- Administration requires subcontractor reporting
- Boeing meets deadline for tanker bids
- From Nextgov.com: Navy awards contract to transition to expanded network
- Judge: Same-sex spouses of legally wed feds are entitled to benefits
- Survey: Certified government finance personnel earn significantly more
July 8
- Beleaguered Defense audit agency crafts new vision for the future
- CBO: Slight decrease in deficit over last year
- EADS submits its tanker bid
- From Nextgov.com: U.S. nuke agency announces new cyber, physical security controls
- Gates suggests new CENTCOM chief
- Management buy-in is called critical to hiring reform, telework
- Telework is vital to government operations, chiefs say
- The Week in Comments: Ugly babies, trailer scams and salary wars
- White House kicks off second cost-cutting contest
July 7
- Agencies reduce use of noncompetitive, high-risk contracts
- From Nextgov.com: GSA launches satellite communications megacontract
- Lawmakers issue protest on Yucca decision
- Nuclear weapons program chief pledges better governance
- Rolls-Royce defends its F-35 engine
- Study rekindles debate over federal pay and benefits
July 6
- Agencies urged to document oil spill costs
- Campaign ad plays on deficit concerns
- From Nextgov.com: White House considers clearer instructions for spending reports
- Hiring challenges weigh most on federal managers
- Hiring reform isn't as easy as it looks, officials say
- U.S. seeks to block Arizona law
July 2
- Black-farmers group cheers deal in war bill
- FEMA trailers are back in the spotlight
- From Nextgov.com: VA seeks to turn employee-generated ideas into reality
- GSA unveils overhaul of USA.gov, featuring mobile apps
- Senator wants administration to pick up the pace on sole-source rule
- Uncle Sam reminds federal employees of their shelter in storms
- White House releases annual salary data
July 1
- Fiscal 2011 spending for housing, transportation draws GOP attacks
- From Nextgov.com: TSA will miss cargo screening deadline
- Panel agrees to withhold $3.9B in aid to Afghanistan
- Report finds DHS contracts over budget, behind schedule
- Senate OKs flood insurance reauthorization
- The Week in Comments: Unions, Byrd and Arlington
- USPS loses billions of dollars due to excessive pension contributions
June 30
- Agencies must develop business case for interagency contracts
- Appropriations panel chairman releases $75B supplemental draft
- Defense aims to use interagency contracts judiciously
- From Nextgov.com: Key lawmaker emphasizes need for new border security technology
- Government could be losing momentum on telework
- Interior fines BP for filing false onshore drilling reports
- Panel OKs Commerce, Justice and Science bill, takes no stand on moon missions
- Pentagon continues to grapple with language shortfalls
- Petraeus wins unanimous Senate vote
- Temporary federal employment raises concern among lawmakers, unions
- With budget cake, Americans want to have it, eat it, too
June 29
- Burning Question: What's the best way to land your next government job?
- From Nextgov.com: Privacy advocates give limited approval for new White House Web 2.0 policies
- Hoyer: Votes on wartime supplemental by Friday
- OMB charts performance improvement course
- Pentagon cost-cutting efforts touch on procurement
- Petraeus: Deadline puts pressure on Afghans
- Plan for new border troops outlined in Arizona meeting
- Senator opens investigation of Arlington Cemetery contractors
June 28
- From Nextgov.com: Obama administration cracks down on late, over budget IT projects
- House leader: Defense cuts can reduce debt
- Sen. Robert Byrd, dead at 92
- Senator to quiz Petraeus on Afghan security
- Small business owners air contracting frustrations
- Unions set wish list for new TSA administrator
- White House to move slowly on inherently governmental IT jobs
June 25
- Agencies get tips on keeping better travel logs
- Bill places limits on contractor spending
- Competitive hiring not ideal for college grads, officials say
- From Nextgov.com: Pentagon orders system to track soldiers for brain injuries
- House panel OKs $44B Homeland Security spending bill
- Procurement officials face mounting pressures
June 24
- From Nextgov.com: OMB launches website to publicly hold agencies accountable for improper payments
- Gates: No one but Petraeus could step in
- Napolitano pushes back against border security critics
- Salazar to seek funding for drilling inspectors
- Senate panel approves supervisor training bill
- Senate passes improper payment bill
- Senator plans to expedite Petraeus' confirmation
- The Week in Comments: McChrystal, insourcing and delinquent contractors
June 23
- From Nextgov.com: Feds delayed measuring rate of Gulf oil flow for five weeks
- House Democrats trim budget by $7B
- Momentum is building to end secret holds
- Navy working to meet cost-cutting goals, admiral says
- Obama accepts McChrystal's resignation
- Obama asks Hill for $600 million border security amendment
- USPS will see pushback from industry, unions on delivery day reduction
June 22
- Budget director to step down
- Labor to expand family leave benefits to gay workers
- Senate clears executive nominees
- Senator faces off with president on immigration
- Top financial officials have a full plate
- White House to unveil revised ID management plan Friday
June 21
- Defense policy bill could affect insourcing efforts
- Ex-official sees progress against al-Qaida
- Forward Observer: Unmarked Exit
- From Nextgov.com: FAA, European Commission partner on air traffic overhaul
- Redesigned TSP website is still in testing phase
- Tough choices confront defense budget cutters
June 18
- From Nextgov.com: Data.gov's next big thing: Mashing up federal stats with maps
- General Electric chastises Gates over Senate F-35 testimony
- Guard work defies easy labels
- Obama directs government to withhold pay from delinquent contractors
- Personnel chiefs on the hook for hiring reform
- TSP seeks to administer death benefits more efficiently
June 17
- From Nextgov.com: Supreme Court upholds search of a police officer's messages
- Homeland Security officials weigh more UAV border patrols
- IG launches new probes of domestic surveillance
- Key Dems criticize HHS reshuffling of public health fund
- Senate deals another blow to efforts to freeze federal pay
- Senate eyes FAA, collective bargaining bills
- The Week in Comments: Bonuses, pet care and hiring reform
- Thrift Savings Plan spawns millionaires
- White House makes case for authority to perform spending surgery
June 16
- Agencies must justify non-competitive contracts
- Air Force calls up plan to save millions
- Diversity and student hiring next on OPM's list
- From Nextgov.com: VA faces flood of new claims and charges of a 'hostile' work environment
- Gates: Defense needs supplemental by July 4
- House Democrats looking to expedite work on supplemental
- Obama ties oil spill to need for sweeping reforms
- OMB makes pitch to senior executives on performance management
June 15
- Building security agency's workforce plan questioned
- Burning Question: Does the military try to suppress the sex drive of recruits?
- From Nextgov.com: GSA to move e-mail to the cloud
- Lawmakers seek better training for supervisors
- NASA sued for failing to disclose contracting information
- Nonagenarian senator is helping keep holds alive
- Obama appoints former IG to head Minerals Management Service
- Petraeus 'fine' after passing out at Senate hearing
- Protecting environment gets public support as priority
- Senate to consider another pay freeze proposal
- Senator questions using unspent stimulus money to avoid teacher layoffs
June 14
- Administration wants input on small business concerns
- Democrats keep up push on BP liability
- Feds get time off to care for domestic partners, but not pets
- From Nextgov.com: NOAA launches public site to track Gulf oil disaster
- Procurement survey finds room for savings, process improvements
- Treasury kicks off effort to go paperless with federal benefits
June 11
- Chief of the Year: Acquisition
- From Nextgov.com: Senate funds system to speed processing of mine safety violations
- House speaker backs giving president power to rescind spending
- Lawmakers urge major cuts in Defense spending
- Senate panel may vote on intelligence nominee before recess
- Uncertainty looms over procurement parity dispute
- Uncle Sam shelled out more bonuses in 2009
- Unions unfazed by TSA nominee's punt on collective bargaining
June 10
- Chief of the Year: Information
- Democratic lawmakers are measured in support of proposed agency budget cuts
- From Nextgov.com: Financial systems modernization plan faces management challenges
- House leaders remain undecided on supplemental strategy
- IG finds 211 misplaced or misidentified graves at Arlington
- McHugh: Cuts will help Army priorities
- Obama asks agencies to shed surplus property
- Pay-freeze pitches are 'demoralizing,' says Virginia Democrat
- The Week in Comments: Confronting the oil spill and oily bosses
- TSA nominee is diplomatic about screener bargaining rights
June 9
- Burning Question: Are you a horrible boss?
- Chief of the Year: Finance
- From Nextgov.com: Actor Kevin Costner promotes oil clean up tech on Hill
- House could take up Senate supplemental
- Immigration services agency seeks to raise benefits processing fees
- Lawmaker requests Hatch Act probe of top White House officials
- Pentagon tries to break from past on pay, personnel reform
- Salazar: Oil drilling hiatus may be shorter
- USAID to create new policy organization
June 8
- Agency officials, employee groups set to discuss pay transition
- Chief of the Year: Human Capital
- From Nextgov.com: Defense unable to track deployed troops' use of psychiatric drugs
- GAO calls for better efficiency measurements, but IT could help
- Key senators miffed by intelligence pick
- Lawmaker explores Pentagon savings ideas
- OMB wants to see plans for reducing improper payments
- Senator is skeptical budget resolution will pass before July break
- White House asks agencies to trim budgets 5 percent
June 7
- Agencies get green light to try expanding collective bargaining topics
- Boeing finds foreign partner for chopper bid
- Chief of the Year: Information Security
- Chiefs of the Year 2010
- Coast Guard seeks private sector oil spill solutions
- Forward Observer: Nuclear Time Bomb
- From Nextgov.com: GSA inspector general dings e-travel system for high costs and poor design
- Pentagon budget planning 'out of sync' with operational needs
June 4
- DHS expands drone flights on Mexico border
- From Nextgov.com: Panel to recommend certifications for cybersecurity workforce
- Grant will help displaced NASA contractors
- Lawmakers criticize growth of federal workforce
- Obama picks Pentagon official as intelligence chief
- Pentagon maps out $100 billion cost savings plan
June 3
- Burning Question: What's the worst thing to say in a meeting?
- Inherently governmental rule sparks little consensus
- Nextgov.com: Lawmakers question agencies' online contests and prizes
- NSA leader urges cybersecurity protocols
- Purchasing agreements emphasize strategic sourcing, vendor diversity
- Slow economy hinders refugee resettlement in U.S.
- Speaker pledges action on discrimination bill
- The Week in Comments: Pay Daze











