Management
Dot-Gov Reform
Cutting the number of websites is just the first step in reforming agencies' sprawling online presence.
Oversight
Campaigning for Cuts
GOP presidential candidates’ plans for shrinking the federal footprint.
Oversight
Romney sweeps to victory in New Hampshire primary
GOP front-runner pledges "simpler, smaller and smarter" federal government.
Pay & Benefits
GSA requests buyout authority
Agency seeks to offer the incentives to less than 5 percent of its workforce.
Tech
LightSquared owner pitches network directly to FCC staffers
The broadband carrier is trying to resolve concerns that its service interferes with navigation receivers.
Pay & Benefits
Agriculture secretary seeks to avoid furloughs
Buyouts, early outs, attrition and the closure of 259 locations are part of Tom Vilsack’s strategy to cope with major budget cuts.
Oversight
Sixty-four-year-old diplomatic advisory body dies quiet death
Commission on Public Diplomacy was not reauthorized in omnibus spending bill.
Oversight
Immigration-reform advocate to lead Domestic Policy Council
Cecilia Muñoz will replace Melody Barnes.
Oversight
Whistleblower bill draws lobbying
Measure would require corporate whistleblowers to report criminal activity internally in addition to filing a complaint with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Oversight
Play of the Day -- Jon Stewart: Gingrich talking about the sanctity of marriage is 'pious baloney'
A daily roundup of late-night video.
Oversight
Watch Out for Newt
The former House speaker could wound Mitt Romney if he wants to pay him back for his attack ads.
Oversight
USDA to close hundreds of offices
Plan will involve workforce "realignment," but department says all employees will be given options to stay with USDA.
Oversight
Veterans of Clinton administration, Wall Street floated as possible OMB directors
Jack Lew named next White House chief of staff.
Oversight
Commerce secretary stresses U.S. competitiveness
Report highlights federal role in research spawning private innovation.
Tech