Management
Inspectors General Worried by Tight Budgets, Sequestration
First-ever survey of IG community reveals hope for gains from new technology.
Oversight
Obama Dares Republicans to Defy Tea Party on Obamacare, Shutdown Deal
President asks moderates to help pass a budget compromise and debt-ceiling increase.
Defense
Alleged Navy Yard Gunman Was Treated by the VA for Mental Illness
Aaron Alexis was treated for 'serious' conditions, including paranoia, sleep disorders and delusions like 'hearing voices.'
Oversight
Play of the Day: Dude, Where's My War?
Lindsey Graham is sad that there won't be war in Syria.
Defense One
Exclusive Interview: Pentagon Comptroller Bob Hale Braces for Sequestration, Round 2
Pentagon Comptroller Bob Hale on budget cuts driving strategy, lessons learned and how he's preparing for another round of budget battles in Congress. By Stephanie Gaskell
Defense One
Why Did He Do It? Navy Yard Gunman Was Military Contractor, Former Sailor
Police say Aaron Alexis, a 34-year-old defense contractor and Navy veteran, opened fire at the Washington Navy Yard, killing 12 people. By Stephanie Gaskell
Nextgov
Alleged Navy Yard Shooter Worked Under Major IT Contract
Aaron Alexis was employed by HP subcontractor on Navy Marine Corps Intranet program.
Defense
Man Throws Firecrackers on the White House Lawn Hours After D.C. Shootings
Incident prompts security alert, leads to man's immediate arrest.
Management
Washington Navy Yard to Remain Closed Tuesday
Only essential personnel will be allowed into the complex as shooting investigation continues.
Defense
Federal Offices Near Navy Yard Slowly Lift Lockdowns
Navy Yard employees are being released gradually after a shooting that left 13 dead, but many remained late into Monday evening.
Nextgov
Iran Allows Twitter and Facebook for the First Time Since 2009
It's unclear if the whole country or just to parts of it have access.
Defense
Thirteen Dead, 14 Injured in Mass Shooting at Washington Navy Yard
Dead gunman identified as Aaron Alexis, an IT subcontractor.
Pay & Benefits
Postal Service Offers Early Retirement to More Than 15,000 Supervisors
Eligible employees must accept offer by Nov. 29.
Defense
Conspiracy Theorists Already Suspect Navy Yard Shooting Is a 'False Flag'
Anti-government broadcaster says the shooting may be an attempt to distract from Benghazi.
Management
Lamenting a "Senseless Act of Terror" While Praising the Response
President pledges to honor service of victims.
Management
Social Security May Have Overpaid Disability Claims by $1.29 Billion
GAO auditors found 36,000 possibly ineligible recipients, though SSA disputes methodology.
Pay & Benefits
Thousands of Federal Paychecks Are Delayed Three Days
Data entry error affects 40,000 employees in 23 agencies.
Oversight
