Defense

Washington Democrat likely to take over defense spending panel

Rep. Norm Dicks is in line to succeed the late Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa., as chairman of the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee.

Management

Powering Down

Building a life-cycle approach will help managers meet mandates for energy savings.

News

DC Agencies Closed Again on Wednesday

News

Snow Can't Stop Johnson's Swearing In

News

From Nextgov.com: Budget request includes funds for IT oversight

Money would support recently launched project evaluation system that cancels, halts or overhauls underperforming information technology projects.

Oversight

VA tightens rules for veterans contracting program

To compete for set-asides, owners must be involved in their firms’ day-to-day operations.

Defense

Analysis: Visa security is critical to preventing terrorist attacks

Deploying more Homeland Security agents to U.S. embassies worldwide to complement State Department efforts could thwart future plots.

Defense

Airlines oppose renewed push for higher security fees

Obama administration contends that the current fee only covers about 36 percent of airport security costs.

Defense

Senator lifts nominee holds, says issues being addressed

Tanker acquisition and FBI center were among issues concerning Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala.

News

Haiti response effort brings lessons from Katrina

An interview with Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Thad Allen on the similarities and differences between the two relief operations.

Oversight

Damage Control For Democrats

Three things the majority party can do to improve its electoral chances in November.

News

The Snow Days Just Keep Coming in DC

News

Super Bowl Reactions

News

Government's Operating Status in DC

Management

Who Are You Playing For?

News

Should The Government in DC Open Tuesday?

Oversight

NOAA proposes new climate agency

Agency would be based on the National Weather Service.

Oversight

Murtha dies at 77 after hospitalization

Pennsylvania Democrat supported the original resolution sending U.S. troops to Iraq, but later argued for bringing service members home.

Oversight

From Nextgov.com: DISA telecommuters can work just fine even with more snow

Virtual private networks and distributed laptops support the majority of the agency’s Washington metropolitan area workers.