The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• September 5, 2001

Air Force clamps down on travel card defaults

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 5, 2001

Squeezed by redistricting, Horn decides to retire

• Mark Wegner
• September 5, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• September 4, 2001

Shrinking surplus may paint Bush into a corner

• James A. Barnes
• September 4, 2001

Bush's faith-based agenda alive and well in federal agencies

• Martin Davis
• September 4, 2001

Federal managers work to bridge workplace generation gap

Federal employees from different generations are finding it difficult to work side by side because their experiences, goals and expectations differ.

• Marcela Kogan
• August 31, 2001

Management intern program not creating future leaders, report finds

• Kellie Lunney
• August 30, 2001

How we remember Oklahoma City

Excerpts from an interview with the author of a new book about how the federal community and the nation have responded to the 1995 bombing of the Alfred E. Murrah Federal Building and memorialized its victims.

• August 30, 2001

State Department abolishes AIDS tests for employees abroad

• Kellie Lunney
• August 29, 2001

GAO suggests using private money to fix federal buildings

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• August 29, 2001

Managers often pre-select employees for promotions, survey finds

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• August 28, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• August 24, 2001

State Department launches aggressive hiring effort

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• August 24, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• August 23, 2001

IRS’ tax levy program could collect millions if expanded

• Kellie Lunney
• August 23, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• August 22, 2001

Winning agencies demonstrate how to spend money wisely

The Bush administration is pushing agencies to spend their contract dollars more wisely. The winners of this year's Business Solutions in the Public Interest Awards are doing just that.

• August 22, 2001

Despite workforce growth, EPA needs better human capital plan

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• August 22, 2001

Army Corps to proceed with controversial navigation project

The Army Corps of Engineers has resumed its $1 billion navigation project on the Upper Mississippi River, after faulty data put the study on hold in March.

• Kellie Lunney
• August 22, 2001