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House, Senate may be unable to agree on spending caps

The chambers’ budget plans are $9 billion apart on discretionary spending for fiscal 2007, with the Senate’s exceeding Bush’s request.

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Navy Forces Run Aground

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Anybody Wanna Be FEMA Director?

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NASA Exec in Child Porn Probe

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NASA Chief Opens Hatch

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Backing Up Billions of Bytes

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House lobbying bill might force federal grants disclosure

Language could be attached requiring OMB to create a Website with a decade’s worth of information on recipients of federal funds.

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Senators concerned by veterans’ preference loopholes

Managers can get around favoring veterans in layoff situations, by requiring them to move or give up their jobs.

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Senator: SBA may have engaged in illegal lobbying

Agency denies involvement in effort to undermine oversight hearing planned for next week.

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HHS takes steps to bolster supply of flu vaccine

Current supplies would at best protect 15 million to 20 million a year against the bird flu, head of vaccine program says.

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Conservatives offer votes in return for stricter spending rules

Demands include setting a date to debate a bill creating a sunset commission to evaluate federal programs.

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Nation's Teleworking Capital

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Guess You Had To Be There

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No New Employees

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Panel rejects proposal to scan all U.S.-bound shipping containers

Subcommittee accepts another proposal to test and deploy next-generation radiation portal monitors at some seaports.

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Pinned Down

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Retired and Homeless

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DHS: Still Losing Managers

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Science agency chiefs laud Bush's budget request

Non-defense R&D spending is up $1.1 billion, reaching $59 billion, in President Bush's budget request.

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Fire closes IRS headquarters

More than 3,000 employees work at the building in downtown Washington.