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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.
Is a 1 Percent Pay Raise Enough?
Even with the pay freeze lifted, if could still be hard to keep pace with private sector IT salaries.
Traffic Congestion Report Offers One More Reason to Telework
Washington tops list of most congested cities.
Controller outlines strategy to simplify government
‘Parochial’ interests, lack of urgency hold back modernization, controller says.
Satisfaction with federal services on the rise thanks to e-gov
But government is still lowest-rated industry, survey finds.
Chuck Hagel on key Defense issues
Nominee speaks on the workforce, leadership, budget, contracting and more.
TSA’s bomb-sniffing dogs could be doing more, report finds
The canines are absent at the highest-risk airports, GAO says.
Seven ways to look at US Energy Secretary Steve Chu’s resignation and legacy
The Nobel-prize-winning physicist symbolized the Obama administration’s belief in science.
Procurement chief: Government shops as if it were ‘130 mid-sized businesses’
Jordan and GSA officials tout strategic sourcing to wary contractors.
Alleged TSA favoritism and hostile work environment under probe
EEOC’s investigation follows critical IG report.
No USDA Furloughs
Is It Too Hard to Fire Misbehaving Feds?
Americans Still Like the Postal Service
Making Government 'Simpler'
No More Tax-Cheating Feds, Senators Say
Video: The Daily Show on Apple's Taxes
