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Pentagon details cuts in 'reform' budget

Reductions and cancellations are aimed at focusing Pentagon spending capabilities needed for current combat operations.

Oversight

From Nextgov.com: Several agencies are headed for a modest increase in IT spending

SSA, Homeland Security, USDA and others receive boosts for technology projects.

Oversight

Energy budget reflects shifting priorities

Secretary says reforming the department’s business operations will be a top priority.

Oversight

Administration short on details about program review process

Obama team is working on overhauling performance measures.

Oversight

Supplemental faces House vote next week

Speaker says the $94.2 billion fiscal 2009 war supplemental is the last of its kind.

Oversight

Poll finds Uncle Sam’s popularity up among job seekers

Gallup finds number of Americans interested in working for the federal government has increased 16 percent since 2006.

Defense

Senate approves weapons acquisition overhaul

Role of a new oversight official is likely to be a sticking point during House-Senate conference negotiations.

Oversight

New presidential helicopter would get axed under budget

Program is six years behind schedule and the cost has doubled.

Defense

Louisiana lawmaker maintains hold on FEMA nominee

Republican Sen. David Vitter wants to the know the agency's plan for updating the flood maps in his state.

Defense

Pentagon reconsiders pricey Guam move

Marine Corps commandant says estimated $4 billion is "way short" of actual cost.

Defense

Homeland Security would get boost under Obama budget

Administration requests more funding for technology and border agents in the Southwest.

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Roth 411

Financial planners weigh the pros and cons of a Roth 401(k) option for federal employees.

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Defense official discourages technological overreach in contracts

William Lynn warns against always striving for new and “exotic” technologies on large acquisitions.