Defense

Suicides of Iraq veterans could top combat deaths

VA officials acknowledge suicide rate could be higher than earlier estimates.

Pay & Benefits

Transition could create leadership void, report says

Key agencies stand to lose more than 10 percent of their top officials when next administration takes over.

Oversight

FBI seizes Office of Special Counsel computers

Raid targets Scott Bloch, head of agency responsible for protecting federal whistleblowers, in probe of potential obstruction of justice.

Pay & Benefits

Memo to the next prez: Gen ‘Y’ is ready and willing to serve

Gallup survey finds one-third of young adults would consider public service career if family, new commander-in-chief encouraged them.

Defense

Authorization bill attracts contracting reform amendments

The annual Pentagon policy bill may offer the best chance for several contracting-related measures to become law.

Oversight

Kennedy circulates options on strengthening FDA oversight

One of the Senate proposals includes giving agency the power to base its inspections on risk.

Oversight

The Rev. Kamikaze

The race that seemed to be over may not be over, thanks to the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

News

What's in an Acronym?

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News

If Only You'd Ask

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Oversight

Doan: ‘I lost the battle’

Former GSA administrator discusses why she was forced out and what she would have done differently.

Oversight

Acquisition workforce inches up in fiscal 2007

Government report says the number of employees handling contracting increased 4.4 percent.

News

Debate rages over scanning mandate for incoming cargo

Homeland Security officials are examining the cost and feasibility of meeting a 100 percent scanning requirement at six foreign ports.

Oversight

OMB plan to improve clearance IT gets mixed reaction

Administration's proposal draws a positive response from an industry official, but criticism from Capitol Hill.

Defense

House Democrats to hash out war funding floor strategy

The multibillion dollar supplemental could hit the House floor as early as Thursday.

Defense

VA official says veterans' suicides not reflection of agency negligence

Veterans Health Administration official says it would cost millions of dollars to track compliance with mental health plan.

Pay & Benefits

Civil service honored with weeklong events in Washington

Agencies are showcasing their work on the National Mall this week to educate the public about government.

News

Air Marshals Snagged by No-Fly List

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News

Doan, Schwarzenegger and Regrets

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News

GSA Firing: The Details

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Oversight

GSA's new acting administrator: The Nextgov interview

David Bibb talks to Government Executive 's sister publication about his goals and priorities.