News
Bush signs postal reform measure
Law marks culmination of years-long campaign to overhaul postal operations.
Defense
Key senator says Democrats will not be soft on terrorism
Increased oversight doesn't mean leniency on terrorism, incoming chairman of Judiciary Committee says.
Defense
Systems to monitor flu pandemic not ready
Most actions in plan to prevent, monitor and respond to an outbreak are on schedule so far.
Management
Executive branch courts Hill staffers left jobless after elections
White House officials have told GOP lawmakers and their staffs that the administration froze many political slots to absorb furloughed Republicans.
News
GSA fails in bid to take over NASA technology contract
Observers say NASA has been doing a good job of managing the contract vehicle, which offers agencies across government the opportunity to purchase specialized technology.
Defense
Telecom panel calls for more emergency preparedness funding
Advisory group approves report recommending more funding for R&D for enhancements to electric grids.
Tech
GSA struggles to keep up in tech sales
Agencies are moving to non-GSA contract vehicles to meet their IT needs, analysts find.
Oversight
First Time’s a Charm
Democrats' presumed liability of lacking experienced candidates turned into an asset during the midterm elections.
Management
OMB data shows low e-gov adoption and use rates
High percentage of agencies are participating in Bush administration's e-government initiatives.
Tech
Google to index content for federal space agency
Much of the information NASA has collected about earth and the universe is difficult for non-experts to access and understand.
Defense
Internal memo raises concerns about DHS funds transfer
Agency officials say agreement between two units to shift funds for detainee transport may have violated federal appropriations law.
Tech