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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.
Hillary Clinton traveled 956,733 miles during her time as Secretary of State
During her tenure, Clinton also visited 112 countries.
Telework group expands into broader mobility issues
BYOD strategies will be part of the remade organization's portfolio.
5 ways the next U.S. Secretary of Transportation will be forced to follow Ray LaHood's lead
Whoever takes over next at the Transportation Department will head an agency in the midst of seismic transitions.
U.S. to finalize avian flu funding policy in weeks
Global pause took effect last January after bioterrorism fears caused a panel to recommend more studies.
'Technophobic' Washington drags down government innovation, Carly Fiorina says
Former Pentagon, Silicon Valley executives explore barriers to agency change.
Slow government spending drives $2.1B quarterly loss at General Dynamics
Results for the end of 2012 reflect that 'some of [the firm's] markets are contracting,' official says.
