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New stealth fighter plagued by overheating

Sophisticated components in the F/A-22 Raptor could cause a serious glitch: overheating as the jet idles on the runway.

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Anti-discrimination law may be hard to enforce

History shows that the Treasury Department will have a tough time forcing agencies to use their own funds to pay judgments in anti-discrimination lawsuits.

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Ridge praises federal workforce, 70 executive honorees

Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge praised the work of federal employees Thursday night during a ceremony in which 70 senior executives received the country’s highest civilian service award.

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Budget talks making only slow progress

The Senate adjourned for the week Thursday, one day after the House, still with no budget plan in place and prospects in doubt for an agreement next week.

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Washington-area officials honored with public service awards

The Washington-area chapter of the American Society for Public Administration honored three public servants Wednesday with its annual awards for service.

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Federal charity donations reached record level in 2003

Employees gave $248.5 million to the Combined Federal Campaign, an increase of almost $19 million over 2002 contributions.

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House panel OKs new dollar coins featuring U.S. presidents

A House subcommittee approved legislation Wednesday to establish a series of dollar coins that would feature U.S. presidents in the order they served.

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OPM boosts efforts to thwart diploma mills