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OVERSIGHT - ALL ARTICLES
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.
Probes focus on HUD chief's role in contracting decisions
For several months, a federal grand jury, Justice Department prosecutors, the FBI, and the HUD inspector general's office have been investigating Alphonso ...
Two Contests, Worlds Apart
The political primary season begins with a huge contrast between each party's nomination fight.
House Democrats dismiss White House military 'horror stories'
Bush and Senate Republicans blamed for blocking $50 billion funding measure last week because it would impose goal of withdrawing troops from Iraq by Christmas ...
Fate of ICE nominee remains uncertain in Senate
Julie Myers' role in Halloween costume incident looms over potential confirmation vote.
Public, private sectors differ on 'green' efforts
Online survey finds that government managers have more knowledge of energy-efficient data centers.
GSA takes on lead role with office leases
Agencies no longer allowed to negotiate their own contracts for spaces larger than 20,000 square feet.
Agencies continue to make strides in financial management
All meet 45-day financial audit deadline, with 19 of 24 receiving clean audits; number of material weaknesses continues to decline, according to OMB.
House panel to hold another hearing on State IG
Oversight committee chairman wants to find out whether Howard Krongard perjured himself when asked about his brother's association with Iraq security ...
