Oversight
Play of the Day -- Trump's Romney endorsement bridges class divide
A daily roundup of late-night video.
Pay & Benefits
Life Insurance Options
A look at choices beyond basic coverage for federal employees.
Pay & Benefits
All Thrift Savings Plan funds post positive returns in January
TSP finishes out month in the black.
Defense
Military danger pay now calculated by the day, not the month
Change is part of the Defense authorization act.
Defense
Joint Chiefs chairman pushes BRAC
Dempsey says some Defense savings must come from infrastructure.
Management
Deputy secretaries cite their proudest accomplishments
Panel examines challenges facing politically appointed chief operating officers.
Pay & Benefits
Senate Republicans call for two-year pay freeze extension
Bill also would reduce the federal workforce by 5 percent through attrition.
Management
How To Deliver Better Feedback
Rypple's Nick Stein explains his company and gives some tips for giving – and getting – effective feedback.
Management
House Republican seeks to curb 'deceitful' subcontracting
Bill is aimed at fighting unjustified insourcing in federal procurement.
Defense
Romney bashes announcement on Afghan troop withdrawal
He says unveiling the date 'makes absolutely no sense.'
Oversight
Play of the Day -- Jon Stewart on safety nets: 'Something has gone terribly, terribly wrong'
A daily roundup of late-night video.
Pay & Benefits
Houses passes bill extending pay freeze one year
Measure introduced by Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Wis., gained the support of 72 Democrats.
Pay & Benefits
OPM hopes to solve retirement claims backlog with more staff
John Berry says agency does not yet have an information technology solution to fix the system.
Defense
Panetta: U.S. to wind down combat mission in Afghanistan next year
The Obama administration has previously promised to keep troops there until 2014.
News
Federal Cars Aren't Meeting Obama's Green Goals Yet
If President Obama wants to meet his goal of dramatically increasing the number of hybrid and all-electric vehicles in the federal fleet, the General Services Administration will have to buy a lot of them this year.
Oversight
Latest postal reform bill would lose money, CBO says
Senate legislation, opposed by the Postal Service, would cost the government $6.3 billion over 10 years, according to the new estimate.
Management
Defense buoys state campaign of Armed Services chairman's wife
Several of Patricia McKeon's contributors are executives at defense firms.
Management