News
Agencies finalize strategies for cutting burdensome regulations
Efforts could save $10 billion over five years, White House says.
News
FEMA coordinating with regional offices, state governments to prepare for Hurricane Irene
Irene is predicted to hit the coast of the Carolinas on Saturday morning.
News
Washington-area federal agencies granted early dismissal
The Office of Personnel Management will update the government’s operating status by 4 a.m. on Wednesday.
Defense
Quake's aftermath: From the conference room to the streets
At White House complex, military service members and civilians jump atop tables, then head for exits.
Defense
The East Coast Quake: What happened to you?
How did the earthquake affect operations at your office?
News
5.8 magnitude quake strikes East Coast
Workers exited Capitol, Pentagon and other buildings as tremors hit.
News
Former ambassador Peter Terpeluk Jr. dies
He served as the U.S. ambassador to Luxembourg from 2002 until 2005.
News
Rule on Sunday premium pay takes effect next month
A 2009 court case decided part-time employees are eligible for special pay.
News
Economists torn on fiscal policy
Lawmakers aren’t the only ones who can't agree on what to do to fix the economy.
Oversight
Agencies to release plans for streamlined regulations
Partly a response to criticism that Obama hasn't focused on business concerns, the plans don't go far enough for some.
News
Play of the Day -- Letterman isn't worried about the fatwa on him; Biden visits Mongolia
A daily roundup of late-night video.
News
From Nextgov: VA spent $717 million on a drug deemed as effective as a placebo
Studies raise questions about widespread use and high cost of anti-psychotic drugs to treat post-traumatic stress disorder.
Oversight
OMB seeks to clarify 2013 budget guidance
Director Jack Lew says not all agencies necessarily will see cuts between 5 percent and 10 percent.
Pay & Benefits
OPM chief discusses new diversity initiative
John Berry wants to see better minority representation at the senior management level.
News
Observers are leery of Postal Service plan to opt out of federal health and retirement programs
USPS would struggle to design competitive benefit plans, and all feds could pay the price for the agency’s departure, experts say.
Defense
As Qaddafi's government comes apart, new concerns for U.S.
Fierce critics of Obama's handling of the Libyan conflict say he should now step up assistance to the new regime.
Tech
Pros and Cons
Experts weigh in on Obama administration's guidance for recruiting, hiring and training the federal cybersecurity workforce.
Defense