Management
White collar crime specialist discusses swell in ethics prosecutions
New rules could be on horizon for government contractors, former federal official says.
Tech
GSA works to restore contracting relationship with Pentagon
The agency is coordinating with the Defense comptroller to reinforce proper management of department funds, among other steps.
Defense
House leader to seek boost in health premium subsidy
Steny Hoyer, D-Md., again backs measure that would raise the share of premiums covered by the government from 72 percent to 80 percent.
Defense
Watch list dispute highlights U.S.-Canadian tensions
Canada relies on other countries for foreign intelligence, making for an uneven relationship with the United States.
Management
Budget office outlines range of options on spending, revenue
Eliminating future combat program to fight rising defense costs would save $62 billion over the next decade, office estimates.
Management
White House hands over more climate change documents
House panel requested the information as part of a probe into potential attempts to alter scientific reports on global warming.
Oversight
Hillary Rising
Hillary Clinton is the clear front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination; the Republican contest is a lot closer.
Tech
New company makes bid for public-safety network
Firm plans to outline a proposal to build a nationwide wireless public-safety network that also would have commercial applications.
Tech
Group finds federal CIOs gaining traction
Officials say private sector could push for improved budget process and streamlined regulations for IT purchases.
Defense
Senator seeks to keep 9/11 bill free of Iraq provisions
The Senate plans to begin debate on the bill Tuesday.
Pay & Benefits
Lawmakers renew push to grant employees law officer benefits
Measure reintroduced in the House has failed in the last few sessions of Congress, but may have a shot under new leadership.
Tech
GSA chief seeks probe of inspector general's office
Lawyer for agency administrator Lurita Doan requests an inquiry into whether IG officials leaked information on an investigation of her.
Management
Rule would require ethics policies for big contractors
Most large companies already have practices in place that would satisfy the proposal, observers say.
Defense
Immigration agency outsources food service at detention centers
Bureau expects to save $5 million over three years by contracting the work to an Alaska Native firm, but some are skeptical the transition will go smoothly.
Defense