'Half-Hearted' Response to Travel Card Abuse?
Feds Slightly Happier, More Engaged at Work
EEOC Settles 10-Year Overtime Dispute
How Would They Manage Agencies?
Special Report: Electronic Health Systems
Citizen.nxt: How the Digital World is Changing Democratic Government
House OKs border security measure
Emergency spending bill would provide $701 million for increased security along U.S.-Mexican border.
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House takes up Transportation-HUD bill
Republicans blamed Democrats for limiting the number of amendments that can be offered to the measure.
MilCon-VA spending bill breezes through House
The bill includes $77.3 billion in discretionary funding for fiscal 2011 -- a slight decrease from the $78 billion Congress provided in fiscal 2010.
Government employees on film rated as good-looking, smart
Even in movies with a negative depiction of government, institutions rather than individuals were targeted.
Hearing elicits contrition, but few answers for Arlington Cemetery scandal
After nearly $10 million in IT contracts, officials say cemetery still uses paper records to track graves.
Watchdog: Language skills still are getting lost in translation
Agencies could benefit from a more comprehensive approach to assessing their employees’ capabilities and any gaps in talent, GAO says.
Congress OKs bill that will help Defense avoid furloughs
If the supplemental spending bill had been delayed much longer, it could have caused problems for some military pay.
Justice investigates allegations of cheating at FBI
The inspector general is looking into whether hundreds of agents took shortcuts on a training test.
GAO: Coast Guard needs to revalidate modernization plans
Deepwater recapitalization program faces cost and schedule growth, watchdog finds.
Groups press EPA to increase regulation of energy industry emissions
Agency will conduct public hearings in Texas and Colorado in August.
