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Change that Disappears On You?

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How Transition Funding Works

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Scalpels by November 18

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Open Season Everywhere!

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Under-, Assistant-, Etc.

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Defense

Decision in Defense procurement case could set precedent

Observers say a federal court ruling that voids small business contracting goal could affect minority procurement programs governmentwide.

Oversight

Obama reveals rules on lobbyists

Federal lobbyists will be prohibited from any lobbying while they are at work on the transition.

Oversight

From Nextgov.com: Search for White House e-mails could span administrations

Nonprofits are optimistic that President-elect Obama's promises for transparency could mean greater cooperation in finding lost messages.

Oversight

Directory of ‘plum’ federal jobs debuts

The popular guide to more than 8,000 federal civil service positions will be available on Nov. 12.

Pay & Benefits

Rule change paves way for quicker promotions

Agency says eliminating time-in-grade requirement will help government officials recruit and retain highly qualified workers.

Pay & Benefits

OPM: Veterans’ ranks in federal workforce grow

But study shows the group is slightly underrepresented in overall promotions.

Defense

Potential Defense secretary has focused on management issues

Former Navy Secretary Richard Danzig praised for his candid, activist style during previous stint at the Pentagon.

Oversight

Obama's Short Coattails

Democrats' downballot gains weren't as great as some had hoped.

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GAO Report of the Day

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The Guy To Talk To

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Black Holes?

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Tech

From Nextgov.com: Obama likely to put off IT investments, analysts say

Tight budgets and economic slowdown could delay new administration’s technology investments to support transparency and more communication with public.

Oversight

Still angry Reid defends Lieberman

Senate majority leader reminds Democrats of embattled chairman's support of the party.

Oversight

Appropriations seat shuffles under way in both chambers

Republican leaders will have up to eight seats to fill on House panel, while Senate committee gears up for new chairman.

Oversight

Treasury official urges patience on rescue fund

The Bush administration has been reluctant to send rescue funds to companies not in the financial services field.