Tangherlini Tapped to Stay On at GSA
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Making Government 'Simpler'
OK Senators Leery of Unfunded Tornado Relief
Boldly Go Where No Fed's Gone Before
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GAO says cost of Army's 'modular' conversion will climb
Restructuring combat brigades will exceed most recent estimate of $52.5 billion.
Union charters second TSA chapter
National Treasury Employees Union to launch campaign on scheduling, testing and bargaining rights.
University of California agrees to Los Alamos fine
Contractor accepts $2.8 million penalty to address a widely publicized security lapse last year.
Biggest contractors support Clinton, other Democrats, in 2008 race
More than 60 percent of the 50 largest contractors' campaign contributions have gone to Democratic candidates.
Budget still in limbo as recess awaits
Second breakdown in as many years looms as Bush signals he will sign bill if war funds are included.
Congress quietly revises 'Buy America' rule for Defense materials
Restrictions stipulating domestic metal for defense hardware are eased from 2008 defense authorization bill.
Senate takes up spying powers bill without immunity deal
Legislation would limit the Bush administration's anti-terrorism powers.
GAO says government failed yet another financial audit
Comptroller General David Walker says if government was a corporation, investors would be talking about the need for a "major shake-up."
Congress set to boost budget for VA health services, technology
Department told to focus on improving interoperability of medical records systems and hire more claims processors.
Booz Allen Hamilton weighs splitting government, commercial operations
Key consulting firm is one of largest federal contractors.
