Oversight

Leaders clear way for bipartisan probe of financial crisis

Commission would have up to 10 members and have subpoena power.

Oversight

Obama's Midterm Exam

First-term midterm elections are distinctly different from “six-year-itch” midterms.

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Another Look at the First 100 Days

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Preferences

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Benefits Watch

Oversight

OPM approves new long-term care contract

Some enrollees will face premium increases of up to 25 percent.

Oversight

USAID reviews for-profits’ role in foreign assistance grants

New interpretation of rules could limit the pool of talent available to nonprofits that need help on aid projects.

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From Nextgov.com: VA benefits system continues to encounter processing problems

Many vets logging onto Veterans Online Application Web site, launched on May 1, couldn’t attach documents required to receive educational benefits.

Defense

Lawmakers compete to protect power grid from hackers

Several agencies and congressional committees can claim oversight of cybersecurity.

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All TSP funds increase in April

But most gains are not enough to offset funds’ earlier losses.

Defense

Army's largest contractor in Iraq under renewed attack

DCAA director says contractor cost taxpayers millions of dollars.

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Not For the Kiddies?

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GovLoop Growing

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From Nextgov.com: Veterans frustrated over inaccessible, slow online benefits system

New site to receive applications to help pay for veterans' education under the new GI bill becomes overloaded on first day.

Defense

DHS union, management clash over flu concerns

Labor group seeks broad authority for border, transportation agents to wear face masks.

Defense

Admiral and CBO analyst part waters over Navy budget outlook

Analyst says shipbuilding program will cost $12 billion to $14 billion more than it is likely to receive.

Defense

Murtha won't add tanker provision to supplemental

Defense chief has said splitting the aerial refueling contract would be "a very bad mistake."

Oversight

House and Senate bills target agency spending

Legislation introduced by Democratic members could revive elements of the Bush administration’s PART initiative.