Defense Travel System will miss Dec. 18 launch

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• December 13, 2000

Lame-duck Congress staggers to finish line

The spirit of compromise, if not weariness, appears to have overtaken the 106th Congress, as the tentative budget deal struck Monday between congressional leaders and President Clinton seems to be propelling this lame-duck Congress towards adjournment by week's end.

• Lisa Caruso
• December 13, 2000

Budget deal would not block new OSHA ergonomics rule

• National Journal
• December 13, 2000

Bush could make major changes at Pentagon

• Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
• December 13, 2000

Clinton, Hill leaders close to budget deal

• Lisa Caruso
• December 12, 2000

Career executives get a transition primer

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• December 12, 2000

FAA managers pan effort to put controllers in charge

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• December 11, 2000

New President could leave some appointees in place

If the new President finds it too tough to get his nominees through an evenly divided Senate, he could apparently leave current Senate-confirmed political appointees in place without going through the confirmation process.

• Jerry Hagstrom
• December 11, 2000

As election fight drags on, Clinton appointees ponder next moves

• Alexis Simendinger and Louis Jacobson
• December 11, 2000

Congress passes 18th resolution keeping agencies open

• Keith Koffler
• December 8, 2000

FAA's air traffic unit to become a performance-based organization

The air traffic services division of the Federal Aviation Administration was freed from procurement and personnel regulations Thursday in an executive order signed by President Clinton.

• Katy Saldarini
• December 8, 2000

GOP leaders meet with Clinton about budget deal

• Lisa Caruso
• December 8, 2000

Career executives warned not to question election outcome

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• December 8, 2000

Bill would force GSA to hand over transition funds to Bush

• Kellie Lunney
• December 8, 2000

USDA appointees say they'll keep campaigning for Democrats

• Jerry Hagstrom
• December 8, 2000

Inauguration organizers keep the ball rolling

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• December 7, 2000

Army IG says Corps of Engineers rigged data on huge project

Officials at the Army Corps of Engineers manipulated economic data on a massive navigation project to justify its $1 billion price tag, according to the Army’s inspector general.

• Kellie Lunney
• December 7, 2000

HR directors say benefits experts should be certified

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• December 7, 2000

GOP leader, White House spar over spending freeze

• Keith Koffler, Lisa Caruso, Geoff Earle and Charlie Mitchell
• December 7, 2000

President-elect and Senate urged to hasten appointments

• Kellie Lunney
• December 6, 2000