Nextgov
House panel launches investigation of VA conferences in Las Vegas and Arizona
Lawmaker questions the department’s decision to hire a contractor to analyze spending.
Nextgov
Army North deploys first responder teams to four Gulf Coast states
Defense liaisons to FEMA are coordinating efforts from SUVs stuffed with communications gear.
Defense
CIA emails show how Hollywood filmmakers got access to bin Laden info
Director and screenwriter were favored over reporters and documentarians.
Defense
Soldiers in anti-Obama plot wanted to 'give the government back to the people'
New details are emerging about the four U.S. soldiers accused of plotting to assassinate President Obama and overthrow the U.S. government.
Pay & Benefits
GOP endorses fed pay overhaul, smaller workforce
A draft of the Republican policy platform calls for aligning federal compensation with the private sector and shrinking government.
Defense
Twelve cops jailed as Mexico figures out shooting of U.S. Embassy workers
Confusion still reigns over Friday's shooting of a U.S. embassy vehicle in Mexico.
Tech
Apollo 11's astronauts received an $8 per diem for the mission to the moon
With deductions for the 'accommodation' provided by the spaceship.
Defense
Spielberg passes on Navy SEAL book amid Pentagon scrutiny
The Defense Department is currently searching for unauthorized disclosures of classified information in the book.
Pay & Benefits
GSA projects $11 million savings from canceled conferences
Travel curbs show results as GOP demands figures on past agency gatherings.
Oversight
Another national poll shows neck-and-neck race
The president leads his challenger by a hair in latest CBS News survey.
Oversight
Romney camp strikes deal on delegates to avoid floor fight
Activists were enraged by an attempt to change rules for delegate selection for the 2016 election.
Nextgov
VA held nearly 1,000 conferences during the past three and a half years
Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki ordered a comprehensive review.
Oversight
The Race Shouldn’t Be Close
But it is, and that’s partly due to Mitt Romney’s own personality and some missteps by his campaign.
Pay & Benefits
Thrift Savings Plan is hiring
The federal retirement fund board is increasing its staff size and filling vacant positions.
News
The Most Famous Civilian Federal Employee Ever
Neil Armstrong was a reluctant hero -- just like a lot of other federal employees.
Defense
The document that might spell trouble for ex-Navy SEAL author
Non-disclosure agreements that require many to submit manuscripts to the government before they publish books for the general public.
Management
USPS receives more time to respond to Northrop Grumman lawsuit
Contractor says agency made unfair changes to mail processing equipment order.
Defense