A Renewed Push for a Performance Pay Fund
No Major Makeover Planned at Patent Office
Trump Officials Defend VA Pick
How Feds View Application of Ethical Standards
The Administration’s War on Regulations
To Innovate, Public Sector Agencies Need to Modernize
Government workers say they're more content -- except in the workplace
Public sector employees scored slightly higher than private-sector counterparts on overall well-being in a new Gallup poll.
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Senate cancels recess, but what will it do?
Democrats want to show they're on the job in what was scheduled to be a recess week, but what will they actually do?
Justice to drop investigations into CIA officials involved in torture
Department will continue to investigate those responsible for detainee deaths.
Gates leaves the Pentagon with his final legacy unclear
Outcomes of two major initiatives -- the war in Afghanistan and Defense budget cuts -- remain to be seen.
Fire near Los Alamos National Lab jumps 25% to 93,000 acres
Hazardous materials are safe, accounted for and protected, a spokesman says, but the nuclear lab will remain closed.
FBI probing possible contracting fraud at Arlington Cemetery
A federal grand jury in Alexandria, Va., has been subpoenaing witnesses and records.
HHS calls off 'mystery shopper' program to investigate doctors
Plan had been criticized by physicians and lawmakers.
Obama casts debt-ceiling talks as clash of the classes
In the president's world, Democrats are for kids and Republicans are for corporate jets.
CBO throws wet blanket on proposal to sell federal properties
Letter to House oversight chairman says OMB’s plan for a new board gives agencies scant incentive to unload underused buildings.
Debt ceiling debate threatens federal pay and benefits
Prioritizing government spending could force cuts in agency operations and employee salaries, report finds.
