Oversight
IG council honors star performers
14th annual awards ceremony highlights crime-fighting, exposure of waste and fraud.
Defense
Clinton arrives in Libya, pledges more aid for wounded, securing weapons
New aid package, expected to total about $11 million, will include transportation to treat some of the most severely wounded and provide spare parts to fix medical equipment.
Defense
Cain re-embraces electric fence
Two GOP presidential contenders vie to out-tough each other on immigration in Arizona.
Oversight
Bird in the Hand
GOP primary voters could choose the next president, if only they can make their peace with the front-runner.
Defense
Agencies propose privacy training in wake of TRICARE data theft
Draft rule requiring all contractors to brush up on handling sensitive information in many cases codifies policies already in place.
Defense
Deployment to Central Africa part of larger U.S. effort against LRA
The Bush administration started providing the Ugandan military with logistical support and training in late 2008 after Joseph Kony refused to sign a peace agreement with Uganda.
News
Burning Question: Is the new USAJobs a step forward?
Tell us your experience with the redesigned job application and recruiting site.
Oversight
Canceled benefit renews political fight over health care law
Long-term care provision was always a steep climb, say backers of Affordable Care Act.
Oversight
Elouise Cobell, champion in landmark Indian lawsuit, dies
Blackfeet woman netted $3.4 billion for Native Americans in settlement over Interior’s handling of trust fund.
Defense
Flooded Walter Reed clinics to reopen Friday
Patients scheduled for treatment in the damaged clinics were relocated during the cleanup.
Pay & Benefits
TSP participants look for safe investment choices
After several tough months, funds appear to be bouncing back as enrollees weather the storm.
Defense
Iraq war ends with a whimper, not a bang
Failure to agree on troop extension brings a quiet end to the conflict.
Defense
Report: U.S. abandoning plans to keep troops in Iraq next year
Pentagon was considering keeping up to 5,000 troops in Iraq in 2012, in order to train Iraqi forces.
Pay & Benefits
Postal workers hire former Obama 'car czar'
Union argues cuts aren't enough to resolve the agency's financial problems and is considering proposals to tap new sources of revenue.
Tech
Top Tech Pay
Private sector IT workers are likely to ring in the New Year with healthy salary increases.
Pay & Benefits
Lawmakers push extended pay freeze, increased pension contributions
Recommendations to super committee call for additional sacrifices from feds.
Defense