Oversight

Lawyers make opening arguments in Safavian retrial

Former procurement chief faces three old charges and two new ones related to his dealings with Jack Abramoff.

Oversight

Bush administration is poised to publish new environment rules

Democrats seek to thwart regulatory changes affecting fuel economy standards, endangered species and energy production.

Oversight

Former HUD officials call for a fair housing agency

Republican Jack Kemp and Democrat Henry Cisneros recommend an independent enforcement entity that would replace the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity.

Pay & Benefits

Lawmakers press Bush to rescind order curbing collective bargaining

Five senators and the House majority leader seek a detailed justification for the directive, which adds new groups of employees to list of those prohibited from organizing.

Oversight

Obama urged to elevate small business agency to Cabinet

Maine senator says it is vital for Small Business Administration officials to be involved in discussions about stabilizing the economy.

Oversight

Senate confirms Barofsky as bailout IG

Former assistant U.S. attorney will oversee $700 billion in taxpayer money to help stabilize the financial industry.

Oversight

Hearing on attorney general nominee set for January

Senate Judiciary chairman says he wants to move quickly on considering Eric Holder.

Oversight

Change You Can Count On

The economic catastrophe will bring more regulation, more skepticism and more scrutiny.

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Who's Next at OPM?

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Sad News

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More Awards

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Go Feds!

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No Secrets Any More

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Defense

From Nextgov.com: Defense launches personal health record application test

Soldiers and their families use Google and Microsoft health-records software to manage their medical files online.

Oversight

Report: Many service contract workers are underpaid

Group calls on government to gather more data on salaries, benefits of contract employees.

Defense

DHS to deliver data-mining report to lawmakers

The latest filing comes on the heels of a recommendation that lawmakers consider imposing restrictions on how personal data can be used in conjunction with counterterrorism programs.

Defense

Obama's VA pick pleases veterans groups, lawmakers

As Army chief of staff, Eric Shinseki clashed with the Bush administration on its Iraq war strategy.

Pay & Benefits

OPM renegotiates out-of-network health benefits

Federal employees have until the end of January to change their insurance plans.

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Staying "Open" A Little Longer

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How State Will Shape Up

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