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Where are the electronic health record savings?

RAND study reverses earlier verdict on key part of Affordable Care Act.

Nextgov

F-35 software isn’t ready for prime time, Pentagon report says

Evaluation cites ‘virtually no progress’ in development, integration and lab testing.

Management

On Schoolhouse Rock’s 40th Anniversary, A Canadian Reflects

Regardless of your country of origin, all these years later, Schoolhouse Rock still endures.

Pay & Benefits

Letter carriers win raise, will pay more for health benefits

Arbitrators strike deal between USPS and union after negotiations stalled.

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On its way out, the U.S. will give Afghanistan its own fleet of drones

Although the type of drones hasn't been specified, the unmanned vehicles will be unarmed.

Defense

Walmart to hire 100,000 veterans over five years

Company working with White House, federal agencies to encourage action from other businesses.

Pay & Benefits

House panel rejects proposal to end feds’ mass transit benefit

Sandy amendment to impose a 1.63 percent spending cut on agencies also fails.

Management

Fiscal 2014 budget delayed, OMB confirms, citing uncertainty

House Budget Chairman Ryan mocks Obama for past tardiness.

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What the NRA should fear most from government action: Research

Tasking the CDC with a scientific study of gun violence would be enlightening.

Defense

Analysis: How Chuck Schumer saved Chuck Hagel

Key Senator gives Defense secretary nominee the nod.

Oversight

Analysis: Next fiscal fight shifts focus to spending cuts

Now that the tax battle is over, Democrats will be in the hot seat.

Defense

Vast majority of national security insiders want Defense, CIA nominees confirmed

Insiders praise Hagel's independence and Brennan's close relationship with Obama.

Management

Photo: Inaugural Practice Parade

Marching bands and the motorcade got in a test run ahead of Monday's inauguration.

Oversight

Play of the Day: How to protect yourself from the government

Stephen Colbert devotes an entire segment to gun control with his "Double Barrel Blam-o-Rama."

Nextgov

Feds like BYOD so much they’d consider paying their agency to update their devices

Government employees estimate they gain nine hours per week in productivity.

Management

Never Be Late Again With The 'On Time is Late' Principle

Taking time to plan your day, and focusing on arriving early, will help take the stress out of your day.

Pay & Benefits

Obama says debt ceiling impasse threatens fed pay

A government default could mean delayed checks for civilians and troops.

Pay & Benefits

Freshman lawmaker on pay, benefits: None for me, thanks

New GOP member says he wants to show his commitment to reform.

Management

OMB: Consider hiring freeze, dropping temps

New guidance asks federal managers to ‘intensify’ contingency plans for sequestration.