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Senate panel schedules markup of spending bills
Democrats are likely to ignore a GOP proposal to cap fiscal 2011 discretionary spending at $1.108 trillion, about $20 billion less than Obama requested.
Defense mandates disclosure of contract bundling
Department also will alert lawmakers to large sole-source task or delivery orders.
From Nextgov.com: Health and Human Services’ IT rules open up market to newcomers
Older products long ago opted to comply with stricter standards, giving later entrants that can focus on simpler requirements the advantage, consultants say.
Report bolsters White House energy agenda
Council of Economic Advisers finds Recovery Act spending on clean energy generates significant private investment.
House passes telework bill
Estimates differ on how much the measure will cost to implement -- and whether it ultimately will save agencies money.
Democrats' Biggest Challenge
The party's fortunes this November are inextricably linked to the economy.
Interior imposes new drilling moratorium
Order will allow production to resume if rig owners meet safety conditions.
Obama nominates Clinton budget director to lead OMB
Jacob Lew oversaw a budget surplus during his tenure in the late 1990s.
U.S., Canada launch border initiatives
Countries have agreed to complete a joint threat and risk assessment.
