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OVERSIGHT - ALL ARTICLES
Analysts debate consequences of a $1 trillion deficit
Declining revenue and the soaring costs of shoring up the economy could push overspending into new territory.
Air Force opens office to manage nuclear mission
New directorate marks the latest organizational change as service seeks to rebuild nuclear expertise.
President-elect must move quickly on transition
Academic says next commander in chief should learn from successes and missteps of his predecessors.
Agencies end fiscal 2008 with higher management marks
Scores improve in making services more efficient and measuring program performance.
Senate oversight committee could get a post-election face-lift
Lieberman has a tenuous hold on the chairmanship, and six of the committee’s eight Republican members are retiring or up for reelection.
Congressmen vie for leadership on House panel
Acquisition community is watching the selection of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee’s next top Republican closely.
Report points to delays on Medicare drug pricing audits
Reviews of 2006 pricing information remain incomplete.
Oversight of natural gas royalty collection falls short, GAO finds
Interior should check companies’ self-reported production numbers against pipeline data, auditors say.
Senate report alleges billions in waste and mismanagement at Justice
Department says it already has taken steps to fix abuses, including spending too much time and resources as a Hollywood consultant.
House panel blasts FDA labeling rules
Career agency officials objected to the new regulations, warning that they could harm patients.
