Union feels 'duped' and 'boxed out' of the process for creating a new system.
Chemical Safety Board Chief Rafael Moure-Eraso continues to face accusations of misconduct.
Revenue Commissioner says Republicans will never be satisfied with emails turned over.
Deborah Lee James said it was necessary to have "full manning in our nuclear positions."
The lab exposed workers to live anthrax and deadly strains of bird fly by improperly transporting them.
President requires companies to disclose labor law violations, asks agencies to consider withholding contracts.
Union feels 'duped' and 'boxed out' of the process for creating a new system.
Level of destruction in Massachusetts doesn't meet federal standards for major help.
A senior adviser for weapons of mass destruction intelligence programs drove the package from her home to the office at the direction of security officials, and parked her car under a ventilation shaft.
Industry leaders say economic recovery package could offset some of the cuts expected in Defense procurement spending.
Using stimulus funds to make buildings more energy efficient would cut billions in operating costs, says White House.
Agriculture chief says centralization is necessary because food safety is both a human health and market issue.
While the bottom lines of the two bills are close, vastly different priorities could color negotiation.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates says the United States can avoid the mistakes of the Soviets by adding at most 30,000 troops and putting an “Afghan face” on the war.
Former political appointee believes that investing resources in government employees is key to tackling major policy problems.
House and Senate versions appear similar on the surface, but contain significant differences that could complicate conference talks.
The Partnership for Public Service will absorb most of the organization’s staff and programs.
Since 2001, 17 Army recruiters have committed suicide, four from a single unit -- the Houston Recruiting Battalion.
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