HHS Chief Under Fire for Travel Costs
State of the Unions
Unauthorized Security Details For ICE, CBP
Judge Tosses OPM Breach Lawsuits
Deconstructing the Deep State
The Power of Data Analytics to Boost Government Performance
Senate probe finds gaps persist in preventing domestic attacks
Report on 2009 terrorist attack at Fort Hood, Texas, faults FBI and Defense Department for not taking sufficient action to identify and prevent terrorist plots.
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Lawmaker proposes ban on TSA collective bargaining
Airport screeners are seeking union representation and bargaining privileges.
Contracting spending dips for the first time in 13 years
Government spent $15 billion less on contracts in fiscal 2010 than in fiscal 2009.
From Nextgov.com: Army taps Second Life for troop and family support
Virtual resiliency center will offer everything from exercise classes to tools for coping with the stress of multiple deployments.
Pentagon issued millions in contracts to suspended and debarred vendors
Report found Defense awarded nearly $5.4 million to negligent contractors between fiscal 2006 and fiscal 2009.
Army suspends all ongoing insourcing plans
Army Secretary John McHugh calls for a more comprehensive and analytical approach to bringing jobs back in-house.
Civilian agencies lag behind Defense on contract audits
Backlogs with federal auditors spur some agencies to seek support from more expensive private sector contractors.
Oracle pays $46 million to settle Sun Microsystems kickback claims
Sun and other technology vendors allegedly paid consulting firms when they recommended agencies purchase their products.
Agency buy-in called key to success of Government Performance Act
Sen. Mark Warner helps push recommendations for standardized data to gauge program effectiveness.
Interior unveils new scientific integrity policy
Advocacy groups embrace rules designed to prevent political manipulation of findings, but seek further refinement.
