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Older Workers Staying Put

Survey shows that many employees aged 65 and older work because they want to.

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In Residence

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From Nextgov.com: Army to buy e-mail system that could be expanded across Pentagon

Project could unify 1.2 million uniformed service members and 650,000 Defense civilians on a single, compatible e-mail platform .

Defense

H1N1 vaccine expected in mid-October

Adults are protected after one dose, officials say.

Oversight

Report finds room for improvement in Recovery Act transparency

OMB Watch calls for more comprehensive reporting from subrecipients and enhanced performance metrics for stimulus projects.

Oversight

Energy Savings Performance Contracts don’t measure up, IG finds

New report raises doubts about the mechanism many agencies use to finance facilities upgrades.

Oversight

USDA will debut new version of online learning platform

AgLearn will provide more social media tools for employees to use and serve as a model for job training programs in China.

Defense

‘Routine’ Coast Guard exercise sparks alarm

Homeland Security officials will examine how a normal training event in Washington led to fear of a terrorist incident during Sept. 11 memorial ceremonies.

Defense

Senator urges faster buildup of Afghan forces

Carl Levin, D-Mich., says move would be more effective than sending more U.S. combat troops to the country.

Oversight

Senate confirms key regulatory nominee

Cass Sunstein will head OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.

Oversight

Treasury chief signals administration will renew TARP program

Officials fear a lack of liquidity could stall economic recovery.

Defense

Committee agrees to open door to possible F-22 exports

Legislative language would allow the Pentagon to start developing a version of the fighter jet that could be sold to allies.

Pay & Benefits

Pop Quiz

A back-to-school week retirement exam.

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Fusion

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Questions After the Health Care Speech

Oversight

Con artists exploit the Recovery Act

At least 270,000 Americans have been victimized by scams promising free government grants, according to the Federal Trade Commission.