Briefing
Wired for Retirement
Thomas Trabucco, a driving force behind the Thrift Savings Plan, finally gets to rest on his laurels.
Briefing
State’s New Power Source
Fledgling diplomatic bureau plays energy and economic development role on the international stage.
Management
The Hidden Costs of Harassment
Even outside the courts, discrimination cases can be a drain on resources and productivity.
Features
Going on a Cash Diet
The government's spending problem means smaller portions for agencies and managers for the foreseeable future.
Management
Romney wins Florida primary
Polls had shown the former Massachusetts governor well ahead of rivals.
Oversight
GOP pay-freeze bill is 'clever,' Democrat Steny Hoyer says
It's an election-year effort to trap opponents in an embarrassing vote, the House Minority Whip says.
Management
OMB officials detail reorganization plan and headway against waste
Obama team sees fiscal crunch as mechanism for streamlining business-related agencies.
Management
Federal budget deficit to shrink to $1.1 trillion
Gap is not expected to get much smaller in the coming years if Bush era tax cuts are extended.
Defense
Quietly, U.S. moves to block lawsuits by military families
Federal lawyers are trying to expand the government's legal immunity from exposure to medical malpractice claims.
Management
White House reopens debate over contractor pay
Acting procurement chief wants reimbursement no higher than salaries of top federal executives.
Management
Lawmaker pushes to boost contractor work
Sam Graves’ bill would deny managers bonuses if goals are not met.
Management
A Gingrich administration could be expensive
Some of the GOP candidate's big plans have big price tags.
Defense
Americans may get to see bin Laden death photos after all
That's the conclusion of Dan Metcalfe, the former director of the Justice Department's Office of Information and Privacy.
Oversight
All Stirred Up
Look for a lot of new faces in the House next year, regardless of which party gains seats.
Defense