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OVERSIGHT - ALL ARTICLES
Oversight committee hopefuls enter the spotlight
Rep. Christopher Shays, R-Conn., appears to have the inside track to replace Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., as the top Republican on the House panel.
DHS chief eases enforcement of new border crossing rules
Agents will give travelers without the correct documents a warning, still allowing them into the country without delay.
Bill would press agencies to reduce improper payments
Programs could face financial penalties for not reporting benefits paid out in error.
Agencies' management grades continue to rise
In latest Bush administration score card, three agencies reach highest grades possible, 87 percent rate at least moderately acceptable.
House chairman compiling list of IGs' unused recommendations
Lists to be used as tool for aggressive oversight of Bush administration.
Lockheed-Boeing bomber partnership draws interest
Air Force chief calls next-generation bomber one of his top priorities.
Senators push to scrap limits on women's procurement program
Small Business Administration’s definition of underrepresentation would bar thousands of eligible firms from set-asides, lawmakers say.
Stimulating Bipartisanship
Economic worries have sent congressional Democrats and Republicans scrambling to the center to pass a stimulus package.
GAO chief reprises warning of unsustainable deficits
David Walker tells Senate Budget Committee that "the passage of time only serves to worsen this situation."
IRS nominee faces tough questions from Senate panel
Potential commissioner promises to work closely with Finance Committee on overhaul of the tax code.
