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- Panel calls for new war powers legislation 07/08/08 Bipartisan study group finds current law has failed to promote cooperation between the executive and legislative branches.
- Senator slams Treasury IG for not firing cheating investigators 07/08/08 Two officials found to have abused the government's public transit subsidy program have remained on administrative leave.
- IRS urged to cut postage and printing costs 07/08/08 Auditors found the agency could save up to $20 million annually by reducing mailings.
- Lawmaker considers EPA subpoenas in global warming probe 07/08/08 Effort comes after recent comments by a former EPA official that Cheney's office pushed to redact six of 14 pages of congressional testimony.
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Plain & Simple
Congress is on a crusade to clean up the language in federal documents. But gobbledygook is hard to kill.
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- Waxman focuses on Cheney in CIA leak probe 07/08/08 Citing executive branch "confidentiality interests," the Justice Department has refused to comply with previous subpoenas.
- Weapons dealer pleads not guilty to procurement fraud 07/08/08
- Major Defense weapons systems not fully funded, GAO reports 07/07/08
- Watchdog group targets Justice Department hiring 07/03/08
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Chief Challenges
From Government Executive's Oct. 15, 2006 special issue on chief officers in government, a look at the management agenda of the decision-makers in finance, information technology, procurement and personnel. Plus, search our online directory of CFOs, CIOs, CAOs and CHCOs.
- Advocates outline plan to protect whistleblower rights 07/03/08
- From Nextgov.com: Census re-examines using Internet for 2010 count 07/03/08
- IG: State Department passport system wide open 07/03/08
- Federal identity programs boost biometrics market 07/03/08
- EPA failed to comply with sole-source contracting rules, report finds 07/03/08
- Pentagon to unveil new waiver process for recruits 07/02/08
- Government contradicts itself over its own ID theft advice 07/02/08
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Better Choices
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