Mulvaney Promises Punishment for Pruitt’s Spending Violations
Justice Dept. Alumni Sign Letter to Protect Mueller
The Administration’s War on Regulations
Many Pentagon Offices Would Vanish Under Reform Plan
Bipartisan Bills Would Allow VA to Research Marijuana
To Innovate, Public Sector Agencies Need to Modernize
United States has to look to others for help in space
Military must work with the commercial sector, other government agencies and other nations to acquire necessary security assets, officials say.
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Bill to move agency pits FTC against National Gallery
Transportation Committee-approved plan would remove trade commission from 74-year-old headquarters to save money and expand art exhibit space.
House leader defiant on spending as shutdown inches closer
GOP will not agree to maintain fiscal 2011 spending at current levels past March 4, says Speaker John Boehner.
Grassley questions suspicious purchases made by Commerce officials
Lawmaker cites inspector general report that found NOAA employees spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on travel, luxury boat.
Report: Telework increases across government
More than 10 percent of federal employees eligible to telework are doing so, says OPM.
Agreeing there is government waste, panel divides over where
Democrats on House Oversight and Government Reform Committee point at contractors while Republicans aim to trim federal operations.
U.S.-funded Arabic TV might have affected events in Egypt
Survey commissioned by Broadcasting Board of Governors says as many as 25 percent of Egyptians in major cities viewed coverage by Alhurra TV.
Defense-related spending bill amendments progress
Obama has threatened to veto the House measure to fund the government for the rest of fiscal 2011, noting GOP proposal would cut Pentagon funding too sharply.
Defense’s security clearance program falls off ‘high-risk’ list
GAO adds Interior’s management of oil and gas resources to biennial inventory of programs vulnerable to mismanagement.
Senator: Senior execs must identify poor-performing programs
It might be ‘uncomfortable,’ says Mark Warner, but Congress needs to hear from managers about what’s not working.
