Many Feds Face Furloughs Twice
Dems Back Retroactive Shutdown Pay
How Long Has the Shutdown Lasted?
Agencies Post Shutdown Plans Online
No TSP Contributions During a Shutdown
How Contractors Might Weather a Shutdown
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Snowden’s Background Check Deemed Inadequate
Contractor interviewed too few, says counterintelligence executive.
Karl Rove-Backed Group Spoofs Obamacare Video Contest
Crossroads GPS submits an entry that doesn't really aim to promote the health care reform.
Severe Droughts Aren’t Helping the US Raise the $300 Billion Needed to Fix its Water Delivery System
As climate change dries up water sources, the remaining infrastructure to deliver water is breaking down.
The Federal Government Could Do More to Facilitate Global Travel
The government is trying to improve America’s attractiveness as a tourist destination by expediting visa procedures in emerging economies.
Navy's New Mobile App Will Include Links for Suicidal Troops, Sex Crime Victims
The software application will include news stories, videos, photos and helpful links.
Analysis: The Wrong Way to Figure Out If the NSA Is Abusing Its Power
Simply comparing the number of queries to the number of rules violations doesn't really tell us very much.
The Government Now Admits There's an 'Area 51'
Nevada site housed spy plane program for decades; no mention of aliens in newly declassified documents.
Obama Returns Solar Panels to the White House
Carter installed solar panels when he was president, but Reagan removed them.
Student Crowdfunds Unpaid Internship with Harry Reid
The campaign could be good practice for the aspiring lobbyist.
Obama's Intelligence Chief Will Head Up Promised NSA Review
Clapper has said the U.S. doesn't 'collect any type of data at all' on hundreds of million of Americans.
