Agriculture Close To Avoiding Furloughs
Sequester Hits Disaster Relief
Feds Respond to Oklahoma Tornadoes
Making Government 'Simpler'
OK Senators Leery of Unfunded Tornado Relief
Boldly Go Where No Fed's Gone Before
TECHNOLOGY - ALL ARTICLES
White House Will Respond to Petition to Re-legalize Unlocking Cellphones
Petitioners are also sounding off about the Pentagon’s decision to give medals to drone pilots.
Federal Contractor Issues Layoff Warnings, Citing Budget Uncertainty
BAE Systems sends 3,500 WARN notices, other contractors take wait-and-see approach.
IRS Faulted for Wasteful Aircard and BlackBerry Purchases
Auditors tell CIO to do a better job monitoring which employees have business needs.
GSA Chief: Streamlining Offices Key to Improving Agency
Dan Tangherlini says ongoing review of operations has revealed overlap in administrative functions.
Arms Sales Are Down for the First Time in Decades
Top 100 arms manufacturers worldwide saw a 5 percent decline in sales in 2011.
Lucky Defense Department Couple Lands $217 Million Powerball Prize
Computer scientist purchased the winning ticket while traveling for work.
Rand Paul Will Block John Brennan Until He Gets an Answer About Drones
Paul says he was not happy with Brennan's response after being directly asked if a drone could be used to kill an American citizen on U.S. soil.
Dick Cheney Sides With Obama on Drones
The former vice president says the drone program is the only portion of Obama's foreign policy plan he agrees with.
Pentagon Fails to Explain Sole-Source Contracts, GAO Says
Officials found to be confused or unaware of new requirements for justifications.
The State of the Union Goes Interactive
Citizens can use a new White House tool to tell officials how topics from Tuesday’s speech affect them.
