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KBR, Halliburton reach agreement in bribery case
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From Nextgov.com: Final stimulus bill preserves IT spending, with some exceptions
Electronic health records, broadband and agencies' modernization projects receive big money , while some projects hit the Hill's cutting room floor.
Senate confirms former lobbyist as Defense deputy
William Lynn is approved by a 93-4 vote, while CIA and Labor Department nominations advance.
Officials look to contain FAA information security breach
Agency says it is looking at short- and long-term plans, including offering employees free credit monitoring, to address the problem.
OPM gives Pentagon personnel system high marks
Multiple layers of oversight and data on performance ratings make the National Security Personnel System fair and transparent, report says.
Senate strips protections for federal whistleblowers from stimulus bill
Chamber removes safeguards for government workers but strengthens them for employees of organizations in line to receive stimulus funding.
Gregg steps out of the running for Commerce chief
Senator cites disagreements with President Obama on oversight of the U.S. Census Bureau and the economic stimulus package.
GOP threatens legal action over Census oversight
Republican leadership urges President Obama to reverse decision to extend its jurisdiction to the agency.
White House orders agencies to plan oversight of stimulus spending
Agencies must appoint senior-level officials by Feb. 13 to manage recovery funds.
Bill would expedite VA health care spending
Legislation would fund department’s medical programs for two years at a time starting in fiscal 2011.
