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Anti-Government Groups On The Rise

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NCIS Fans, Beware

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The Limits of Executive Action

Defense

Stalled border security nomination worries former commissioners

The 57,000-employee Customs and Border Protection bureau has been without top leaders for one year.

Oversight

Postal Service outlines plan to stay afloat

Increased flexibility and eliminating Saturday delivery are critical to long-term financial viability, officials say.

Oversight

From Nextgov.com: FCC to propose new video archive in national broadband plan

Video.gov would expand upon Data.gov by archiving agencies’ video , information from other branches of government, and allowing public and broadcast media to contribute footage.

Defense

Air Force secretary says F-35 cost to breach legal limit

Price tag could trigger a congressional review and force the Pentagon to prove the program is critical to national security, says Michael Donley.

Defense

Agriculture chief says black farmer discrimination settlement needs $1.15B

Obama administration wants Congress to provide the money by March 31, says Secretary Tom Vilsack.

Oversight

Administration takes first crack at controversial women’s procurement program

SBA’s proposed rule increases number of industries in which women-owned firms are considered underrepresented.

Oversight

Procurement policy office surveys agencies on tax-delinquent contractors

Federal officials’ responses are due by March 17.

Pay & Benefits

Burning Question: Should federal employees take a pay cut?

When a salary freeze just isn't good enough.

News

Commerce secretary joins lineup of leaders helping out Reid

In the last year, several Cabinet officials have appeared with the Senate majority leader, who faces a tough 2010 reelection contest, in his home state of Nevada.

Defense

Defense seeks more time to weigh multiyear fighter jet deal

Deputy tells lawmakers the Pentagon did not receive an offer early enough to meet March 1 deadline.

Oversight

What Can Save the Democrats?

It's hard to see how passing health care will change the current political trajectory.

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Hazardous Materials at a Utah IRS Office?

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Burrowing In

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Job and Grant Opportunities

Perspectives

Besieged, But Not Morose

Sampling senior executives’ state of mind.