Oversight

Why Oklahoma's Two GOP Senators Are Leery of Unfunded Tornado Relief

State voters aren't likely to be upset about their senators' fiscal conservatism.

Management

Obama Asks Acting GSA Chief to Stay On Permanently

Dan Tangherlini has presided over reforms since Las Vegas conference spending scandal.

Nextgov

One Year After Launch, Cloud Security Initiative Has Its First Taker

HHS collaborated with Amazon to produce a safety authorization that any agency can reuse to cut procurement expenses.

Management

NIH Finds Sleep Gene Linked to Migraines

NIH-funded researchers track down hereditary connection to migraines.

Management

Open-Plan Offices Are Terrible for Your Health

Open-plan offices make employees less productive, less happy, and more likely to get sick.

Oversight

Top IRS Official to Invoke Fifth, Issa Issues Subpoena

Head of tax exempt division has asked not to appear before oversight committee.

Management

How Exercising at Work Saves Money

If your office doesn't have a gym, it soon might -- out of the government's interest.

Pay & Benefits

Agriculture Close To Avoiding Furloughs

Senate appropriators approve request to shift funds; House lawmakers will render decision by Thursday.

Management

Is the Obama Administration Really Breaking Red Tape Records?

Conservative group claims more Federal Register pages equal a greater regulatory burden.

Management

Feds Respond to Oklahoma Tornadoes

FEMA, other agencies spring into action to help victims in affected areas.

Management

Sequestration Hits Disaster Assistance, Weather Detection Spending

Cuts to the FEMA and other federal programs could prove tricky.