Defense

ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File Mike on Mike

The “silent” DNI is not afraid to talk about himself.

Viewpoint

Paying It Forward

States must continue to play vital role in homeland security funding.

Editor's Notebook

Generational-izations

Avoiding the Chinese zodiac approach to workforce management.

Perspective

Invest and Grow

Invest and grow—or should we rein in our spending desires?

News And Analysis

Pulling Out All the Stops

Tactics to attract young workers to the acquisition field run the gamut.

News And Analysis

Commanding Influence

The Defense Department is drawing strength from other agencies in its efforts to foster stability in Africa.

News And Analysis

Bring ’Em Back

Proposal would lift annuity offset to attract retirees to agencies in need.

Features

De-Generation

From the greatest to the latest generation, federal employees are more alike than they realize.

Features

Virtual Connections

Agencies venture into another world where avatars and bloggers keep employees tuned in and get the message out.

Features

Plain & Simple

Congress is on a crusade to clean up the language in federal documents. But gobbledygook is hard to kill.

Defense

From Nextgov.com: Coast Guard shows off first high-tech cutter

Public tour aims to demonstrate modernization contract is on track, but GAO says problems remain.

Defense

Wartime contracting commission members named

Modeled after Truman committee, panel will investigate spending in Iraq, Afghanistan.

Oversight

Bush nominates former counterintelligence official as State IG

Thomas Betro is currently director of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.

Oversight

Hill battle over Justice Department records likely to escalate

The agency is refusing to comply with subpoenas from two House committees for documents related to the leak of former CIA agent Valerie Plame's identity.

Pay & Benefits

TSP moves forward on spousal benefits, IT modernization

But automatic enrollment legislation sparks debate over default funds and the investment board’s power.

Defense

Bush signs $162 billion war spending bill

Legislation will bring to more than $650 billion the amount Congress has provided for the Iraq war since it began in 2003.

News

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A Little Time Off

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Straight From the Top

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TSA's Million-Dollar Windfall

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