News

What Happened to the President's Watch?

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Campaigns and Shadow Cabinets

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Battle of the Funny Feds

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Tech

Lawmakers weigh proposal to expand telework eligibility

Group representing managers argues they should have the final say in determining which employees can work away from the office.

Defense

Veto threatened over Homeland Security spending bill

Spending levels and provision requiring federal contractors to pay local prevailing wages drew the threat, but administration also opposes language limiting personnel reform.

Defense

Army weighs using RFID network partially owned by Chinese firm

Radio frequency identification network in Pakistan would track shipments to American forces in Afghanistan.

Defense

Lawmaker backs 19-year aircraft project that has yet to fly

Vertical take-off and landing aircraft may yield technology breakthroughs and deserves continued support, ranking member of Armed Services panel says.

Oversight

VA official says bonuses needed to retain top executives

Lawmakers raise questions about department’s performance review boards.

Oversight

Former White House chief urges overhaul of congressional panels

Andrew Card, former Bush chief of staff and Transportation secretary, says agencies are mired in “bureaucracy” on Capitol Hill.

Defense

Homeland Security under fire for plans to finance new facility

Appropriators say they were unaware until March that the department intended to provide such direct support to the computer investigations institute.

Pay & Benefits

Employee groups back automatic TSP enrollment, new default fund

Officials decide to hold off on three other potential changes, including restrictions on where funds are invested.

Pay & Benefits

House appropriators approve 3.5 percent civilian pay raise

Move follows authorization of equal increase for military service members.

Defense

Adm. Michael G. Mullen: The New Choice for Chief

A multimedia special report on President Bush's choice to be the new chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Oversight

Balancing Act

The Democrats took a hit from anti-war voters for softening demands for withdrawal from Iraq, but the approach may work in the long term.

News

NOAA Gets Green Building

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Press Release of the Day

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Shuttle's Insecurity Blanket

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CIA Cuts Contractors

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Late For a Meeting

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Tech

Standards body drafts guide on preventing data breaches

Publication is designed to accompany earlier release on minimum controls, and lists different security measures and explains how to test them.