Defense

Romney, Gingrich blast Obama for missile defense comments

Candidates say president should publicly announce what his plans are now.

Pay & Benefits

Air Force to offer third round of buyouts

Employees will receive eligibility surveys by May and, if approved, must leave by Aug. 31.

Oversight

GOP lawmaker looks to merge Energy and EPA

Proposed consolidation would save $3 billion in first year, says Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn.

Management

Consumer bureau chief: Recess appointment 'not affecting our decision making'

President Obama installed Richard Cordray as director of the agency over the objection of Republicans in January .

News

Romney: I'll Tell You What I'll Cut -- Later

GOP front-runner doesn't want specific proposals to be used against him in the presidential campaign.

Defense

Obama says he’ll have 'more flexibility' on missile defense after election

Comment was caught on live microphone toward the end of a meeting with the Russian president.

Defense

Wife of Staff Sgt. Bales speaks out

Karilyn Bales says she does not believe her husband killed 17 Afghan civilians.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Jeb Bush's tough decision

Leno takes aim at the former Florida governor.

Tech

Mentoring Goes Virtual

Pay & Benefits

Postal Service steers attention away from 'flawed' revenue study

USPS emphasizes savings from five-year business plan as lawmakers prepare to debate reform bills.

Management

IRS is underfunded but ready for health care law, commissioner says

Shulman defends request for 8 percent budget hike for fiscal 2013.

Tech

ACLU: New domestic intelligence rules undermine privacy, security

Rules allow the National Counterterrorism Center to store private information about Americans, even if they aren't suspected of being terrorists.

Defense

Bales charged on 17 counts of pre-meditated murder

The staff sergeant is the sole suspect in the shooting deaths of 17 Afghan civilians.

News

USDA: 'Pink Slime' May Be Gross, But It's Safe

Food safety chief weighs in on controversy.

Defense

Staff Sgt. Bales is 'scapegoat' for administration, attorney says

The war in Afghanistan will be on trial along with suspect in mass shootings, John Browne tells CBS.

Defense

Charges in Afghan shooting will be start of long legal journey

Process is almost certain to continue after U.S. troops have withdrawn.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- If Romney is an Etch A Sketch, Gingrich is an Easy Bake Oven

Kimmel compares Gingrich to another children's toy.

Pay & Benefits

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