Oversight
Transparency or 'fishing'? Demand for agency conference data questioned
Issa call to 23 departments for 7 years of documents raises eyebrows.
Oversight
No taxes, no travel: Why the IRS wants the right to seize your passport
Does the Tax Man have the right to prevent us from traveling, even without a formal charge of evasion or another crime? Maybe we're about to find out.
Defense
One-time critic tapped to head Defense Intelligence Agency
Pentagon nominates Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn as its next intelligence chief.
Management
Three Questions They Should Have Asked at GSA
The GSA scandal story has taken off, I think, because most of us cannot believe that any federal manager would approve a budget that included $8,000 for a mind reader, $75,000 for a bicycle building team building exercise and $44 a person breakfasts.
Defense
FBI needs long-term plan for counterterrorism vacancies, watchdog says
Targeted recruitment and other incentives have helped, GAO finds.
Oversight
Las Vegas conference billed as the exception to the rule
Despite assurances the event was an ‘aberration,’ GOP lawmaker warns he is prepared to pull GSA apart to see if the agency is ‘needed at all.’
Oversight
GSA report 'just the tip of the iceberg,' Issa says
Jeff Neely 'may be facing prison time' for taking the Fifth Amendment at a hearing.
Defense
Panetta regrets costly flights home
The Defense Secretary's travel is significantly more frequent than two of his predecessors.
Defense
Military elevates handling of sex crimes
Higher-level officers will handle allegations of rape, sexual assault and other offenses.
Oversight
Mica alleges White House ‘did not choose to intervene’ in GSA scandal
The House Republican is chairing Tuesday's GSA hearings.
Defense
Panetta, Dempsey refute GOP claims of budget dissenters
Lawmakers had suggested senior military leaders don't support Obama’s 2013 budget.
Oversight
Watch the GSA hearings live
The Senate Enviornment and Public Works Committee is holding its hearing on GSA Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. .
Oversight
Election Could Come Down to the Wire
Don’t put much stock in predictions that President Obama will coast to victory.
Oversight
GSA leaders apologize for spending at Las Vegas conference
Regional Commissioner Neely pleads Fifth Amendment at hearing; ex-Administrator Johnson explains resignation.
Defense
Dempsey: 'We let the boss down' in Colombia
Joint Chiefs chairman apologizes for troops' alleged role in sex scandal.
Defense
Reported military sexual assaults rose in 2011
New steps Defense has taken include expanded legal assistance and expedited victim transfers.
Management
New ad campaign won't save the Postal Service
USPS having a hard time finding a new ad agency to make snail mail seem cool again.
Oversight
GSA official declines to testify; IG looking into bribery, kickbacks
Jeffrey Neely 'respectfully declines' to comment at Issa hearing.
Management