News

Boehner: Brace Yourself for Another Government Shutdown

Partisan wrangling over appropriations is shaping up to be another hot mess for agencies.

Oversight

Members of Congress Look to Probe FBI’s Use of Spy Planes

The FBI has reportedly been using planes equipped with high-tech cameras and cell-phone tracking technology.

Oversight

Administration Officials Skipped Ted Cruz’s Obamacare Hearing

The Texan wanted to question Treasury officials on the subsidy rule, but all he got was an empty table.

Management

Director of Pentagon's Far-Flung School System Counts His Blessings

Proposal to close down stateside schools never took hold and the system is enjoying a relatively steady budget. Char

Pay & Benefits

What You Need to Know About Taxes

A primer on how your tax situation will be different in retirement.

Defense

Democrats' Shifting Line on Pentagon Spending

The minority party has vowed to block appropriations bills for their use of a "slush fund." But they'll let the authorization bill go through.

Management

Obama Administration Secretly Expanded Scope of NSA Spying to Catch Hackers

The revelation comes days after a law was passed that would curtail some NSA spying programs—but not warrantless wiretapping.

Oversight

Senators: Pentagon Shouldn't Pay NFL for Shows of Patriotism

Payments to teams for honoring veterans should end, lawmakers say.

Management

LGBT Pride Month: Celebrating Every Member of the Federal Family

The diversity of thought, opinion and experience drives creativity and ingenuity.