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Administration Memo Shows Six Enrollments Through HealthCare.gov on Day One
The documents were produced by the contractors involved in HealthCare.gov to comply with the House Oversight Committee's subpoena.
Pay & Benefits
Report: DHS Employees Claim Unworked Overtime
Whistleblowers allege abuse of administratively uncontrollable overtime.
Defense One
Crocker: Send More U.S. Counterterrorism Troops to Iraq
Ryan Crocker, the former U.S. ambassador to Iraq, knows what it takes to save Iraq: political will and military muscle that President Obama has been unwilling to use. By James Kitfield
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Subpoenas, Outsourcing and other HealthCare.gov news
Follow key reporting on the Obama administration’s signature policy initiative.
Oversight
Senate War Over Presidential Appointees Heats Up as Two Nominees Are Blocked
Move reignites a simmering fight over whether to limit the minority party's ability to hold up nominations.
Nextgov
White House Plans a Single FOIA Portal Across Government
The new Freedom of Information Act system could improve response times and reduce work for agencies and requesters.
Defense
Agencies Promise Security Clearance Fixes Soon
Senators promote their own plans to ensure increased oversight.
Management
The Truth About D.C.'s Growing Knowledge-Based Economy
D.C. has come into its own as an economic powerhouse.
Oversight
Budget Conference: A Committee of Two?
Negotiators won't be formally sitting down as a group again until Nov. 13.
Defense One
No More Nuclear-Tipped Cruise Missiles
The Pentagon is expected to decide soon whether to spend $30 billion on nuclear-tipped cruise missiles. Bad idea. By Tom Z. Collina
Management
3 Ways Leaders Build (or Break) Trust
By consistently demonstrating these traits a leader builds and sustains trust.
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GOP Oversight Chief Orders Sebelius to Turn Over HealthCare.gov Docs
HHS plans to honor Issa's document request but wasn't given enough time, a spokeswoman says.
Management
FAA (Finally) Eases Restrictions on Gadgets
Policy change can go into effect as soon as airlines are ready.
Management
Employees Who Qualify for Security Clearances Owe $85M in Back Taxes
GAO estimates debts to gauge risk of financial vulnerability.
Nextgov
Edward Snowden Reportedly Now Has a Job Doing Tech Support
The NSA leaker will start his mysterious new job Friday, his lawyer says.
Nextgov
Why Delaying Obamacare Has Insurers Freaking Out
Delays in key aspects of the law's implementation could yield higher premiums for those who have insurance.
Oversight
Play of the Day: A Bugged Life
Another day, another struggle for Congressional favorability-- and politicians are losing out.
Oversight
Senate Confirms Personnel Chief Over Republican Opposition
Some Republicans voted against nomination to protest subsidies for congressional staff under Obamacare.
Management