News

Unappealing Option

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Take It Back, Wonkette!

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News

Bogus Job Ads Stamped Out

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Defense

Ex-Clinton officials warn of declining military readiness

Report recommends enlarging the Army's active-duty force by 30,000 troops and creating 48 combat brigades -- six more than the service now plans.

Pay & Benefits

FAA accuses New York controllers of overtime abuse

Union official says allegations are "simply fabricated."

Defense

Lawmakers seek details on administration's spying

Key senator asks why Bush failed to offer all members of the House and Senate Intelligence committees a briefing on the warrantless eavesdropping program.

Defense

Report encourages Pentagon to focus more on homeland defense

Conventional weapons systems and missile defense system should be cut back, analysts say in a new study.

Management

Space agency defends acquisitions processes

NASA says one-of-a-kind projects are less amenable to standardized reviews.

Management

Caution urged for executives seeking spots on nonprofit boards

Agencies should be careful about allowing their employees to serve on boards of groups with an interest in their work, Justice Department opinion says.

Defense

DHS urged to finish analysis of visitor tracking system

Department needs to complete a strategic plan to indicate how the program fits with other border security initiatives, GAO says.

News

West Virginia lawmakers prepare mine safety bill

Measure could include language establishing a federal rapid response team to assist local rescue workers.

Management

Work Auditions

Here’s an idea: New employees should excel to keep their jobs.

News

Mine Safety Chief Bails Out

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More and More Government

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High-Ranking Dogs

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Defense

Attorney General addresses critics of warrantless wiretaps

Alberto Gonzales says 1978 foreign intelligence surveillance law not intended as last word.

Defense

Cyber crime is growing more professional, officials say

Agencies are working together more closely to fight the problem but more cooperation is needed, acting chief of DHS’ cybersecurity division says.

Management

Agencies back environmentally friendly building principles

Agreement is aimed at boosting energy efficiency and indoor air quality at new and existing federal facilities.

Defense

Report: Annual missile defense spending could double in seven years

Costs could reach $19 billion a year by 2013, the Congressional Budget Office says.

Management

Pentagon again delays new labor rules upon judge’s request

Defense Department will forge ahead with creation of National Security Labor Relations Board.