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Americans Still Like the Postal Service
A Forced 4-Day Weekend for Many Feds
No More Tax-Cheating Feds, Senators Say
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OVERSIGHT - ALL ARTICLES
Tickets Out of Iowa
This may be the year that conventional wisdom about the Iowa caucuses proves wrong.
FCC agenda in disarray in wake of questions and concerns
Efforts to re-regulate cable industry fall victim to intense lobbying.
USDA's chief economist to leave post in January
Keith Collins, a 32-year career federal employee, has served in the position since 1992.
Defense bill proves lucrative for biggest firms
Top federal contractors received earmarks worth more than $200 million in fiscal 2008 appropriations bill.
Executive diversity legislation gains support
Groups back House and Senate efforts to provide training for women and minorities.
Physicians: Senate health IT bill would give unfair ratings
Bill is aimed at jump-starting a nationwide electronic health records program.
In surprise, Sen. Lott announces intent to leave by year's end
Decision likely to set off scramble for Senate GOP leadership positions.
Report: Defense made IT purchases without competition
Inspectors general find department did not follow rules when ordering off National Institutes of Health multiple award contracts.
Homeland Security to revise Social Security number enforcement plan
Justice Department asks for stay in court case contesting new employment-verification rule.
Consumer product agency may get new oversight powers
House subcommittee moves legislation granting Consumer Product Safety Commission new authority over consumer goods.
