News

HUD official discusses department’s role in Katrina recovery

Plan to rebuild low-income housing stock is a work in progress, assistant secretary for public and Indian housing says.

Defense

Defense business modernization still a work in progress

Department has completely satisfied only one of six requirements in 2005 law, GAO says.

News

Transportation IG to identify pork available for Katrina relief

Inspectors search highway accounts for earmarks that Congress could redirect to damaged roads and bridges on Gulf Coast.

News

Senator eyes unspent Iraq funds for hurricane reconstruction

Additional offsets for recovery could come in form of across-the-board cuts to fiscal 2006 appropriations.

News

Relief, Rebuilding and RIFs

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From Rummy to Lieberman?

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Panel Tackles Playoff Issue

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Silver (and Turquoise) Lining

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Merry-juana

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Tech

OMB: Agency information sharing key in Internet's technical upgrade

Agencies have until Feb. 15 to submit their first transition plans for shift to Internet protocol version 6, or IPv6.

Defense

House panel sets up border security floor vote next week

Bill likely to pass full House, but unlikely to gain traction in Senate; Democrats decry lack of guest worker program.

Defense

FEMA officials: Military delayed Superdome evacuation

Agency official in New Orleans said he constantly had to "rein in" Defense officials who wanted to take control of relief operations.

Pay & Benefits

Unions rally against personnel changes as Pentagon issues new details

As public, private sector unions protest in Washington, Defense officials issue handbook on performance-based raises.

Defense

More Border Patrol agents to be deployed to southern border

Homeland Security says move is part of a comprehensive strategy to curb illegal immigration.

News

Rift on Katrina relief, bird flu complicates Defense spending negotiations

Key appropriator from Mississippi wants more than double the $17.1 billion in hurricane aid proposed by the White House.

Tech

Teleworking increases across government

OPM survey shows that nearly 19 percent of eligible employees used the alternate work arrangement in 2004.

Pay & Benefits

Best in Class

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News

Congressman Loves 'Hooker'

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Mourning a Federal Katrina Victim

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World's Greatest Bandwidth

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