Oversight
Play of the Day -- Mitt commits another prank
Leno looks at another in the list of Romney youthful indiscretions.
Defense
Veterans lead thousands of marchers at NATO protest
Protesters chanted 'peace, peace, peace.'
Defense
Tailored weight loss program for veterans disappoints
About 70 percent of vets are overweight.
Management
Agriculture, Interior hiring 20,000 youths to work outdoors
White House to provide summer jobs for young Americans ages 15-25.
Management
Video: HHS Secretary Sebelius heckled during commencement speech
But what is the heckler saying? We can't tell.
Defense
Senators join forces to contain TRICARE hikes
Bipartisan bill would cap increases to certain health insurance fees in the program.
Nextgov
The community organizing geeks who could revolutionize campaign tech
One was Mark Zuckerberg's Harvard roommate. The other went to Jerry Falwell's Liberty University. Together, Joe Green and Jim Gilliam want to democratize the most powerful Internet organizing tools.
Pay & Benefits
House approves military pay raise
Chamber’s 2013 Defense authorization bill also rejects administration’s TRICARE premium hikes for retirees.
Pay & Benefits
The federal worker who most deserves a bonus
Agent involved in the bin Laden raid earns the equivalent of one third of his salary.
Nextgov
Army eyes Internet replica for crisis drills
Portal will allow military to practice influencing the message.
Pay & Benefits
Postal Service revises schedule for facility consolidations
USPS will begin phase-in approach with 48 closures this summer.
Defense
Another 34 companies pledge to hire more military spouses
Push to provide career-track employment doesn’t apply to same-sex partners.
Defense
Romney mistakenly adds two more Navy ships to his promised total
Candidate says he'd propose building 17 a year, up from 15 -- a figure campaign says was in error.
Pay & Benefits
Panel advances military pay raise
House appropriators approve 1.7 percent pay boost for service members in fiscal 2013.
Nextgov
How Stuxnet came back to haunt the U.S.
Experts say manufacturers haven't fixed security flaws in devices like industrial controllers in pipelines and the electric grid.
Oversight