Defense

Navy: Newest carrier will be ready in 2015

Construction of the carrier and the ship's systems will cost $8.7 billion.

Oversight

House panel pushes for answers on Social Security backlog

SSA is hiring more employees to tackle disability claims and conducting video hearings to expedite process, commissioner says.

Oversight

Rule could slow Pentagon’s revolving door

Senior officials now will need approval from an agency ethics officer before taking a Defense contractor job.

Defense

TSA nominee is endorsed by committee

Erroll Southers is a former FBI agent.

Oversight

Lawmakers demand answers on FAA outage

Glitch on Thursday caused hundreds of delayed and canceled flights.

Pay & Benefits

Open Forum

Responses to readers on health insurance open season issues.

News

One Step Closer to an OFPP Administrator

News

TSA, EEOC Nominations Take Next Steps

Oversight

From Nextgov.com: Medicare agency to post payment data on public Web site

Online tracker aimed at exposing wasteful spending , but sparks privacy concerns.

Defense

GAO finds extensive fraud in disabled veteran-owned small biz program

Watchdog audited 10 firms and discovered more than 100 allegations of misconduct.

Oversight

Auditor and lawmakers are skeptical of stimulus data

GAO finds recipients listed tens of thousands of jobs from projects where they had yet to report any spending.

Defense

Air Force nominee: Tanker contest will be open

Pick for the service's No. 2 civilian spot says competition will be transparent.

Oversight

NRC weighs sanctions against VA in prostate cancer treatment errors

Regulator finds several patients might have suffered adverse consequences, including cancer recurrence.

Oversight

Impending federal retirements could spur agencies to reassess needs

Supervisors require new skills in a changing workforce, report says.

Defense

Lawmaker adds support to Guantanamo replacement in Illinois

Congressman says move could inject $1 billion into the local economy in four years and create more than 3,000 jobs.

Defense

Bill would allow foreign contractors to be sued in U.S. courts

Legislation named for deceased Army lieutenant colonel would make it easier to suspend and debar non-complying companies.

Pay & Benefits

Family Matters

A new law extends relocation benefits to military spouses.