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Bush offers governors improved lines of communication

President stands firm on policies, but pledges to do a better job of consulting with governors on issues including potential National Guard cuts.

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Report: Effort to rebuild Iraq has been underfunded

The $2.2 billion requested in the 2006 supplemental funding bill and Bush’s 2007 budget would fall short by $5 billion to $10 billion, research center finds.

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GSA to cut 400 employees in face of declining revenue

Acting acquisition commissioner says he wants to avoid RIFs but can’t guarantee it.

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Contractor’s bribery plea details efforts to influence Pentagon officials

Payments and job offers led to contract awards, according to court documents.

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Forward Observer: A 'Buy Everything' Budget

Congress has not forced Bush and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to make tough choices on Pentagon spending priorities.

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SSA's Hurricane Help: The Big Picture

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Katrina: The Real Blame Game

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Disaster Defense

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Federal judge hints at BlackBerry ban, urges deal

Judge says that if he issues an injunction, he’ll make sure government users aren’t subject to the ban.

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Senator seeks middle ground on immigration enforcement bill

Proposal floated Friday would require employers to verify the immigration status of new employees, rather than all of their workers.

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Postal Privacy and Personal Injury

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A Ugandan Rose By Any Other Name...

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Army's Twenty-Ton Robots

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Hispanics still underrepresented in federal jobs

They account for 7.4 percent of the federal workforce, compared with 12.6 percent of the general labor force.

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For SSA Workers, Hurricane Help Arrives

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Bush to Energy Researchers: You're Not Fired!

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FBI Tech Upgrade: Big Budget, Behind Schedule

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White House hastens to brief lawmakers on ports deal

Press secretary says media coverage inflamed opposition to the plan.

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Imperial presidency has long history

Executive powers have expanded over the past six decades, and are likely to continue on that path.