Defense

House, Senate eye deal to pass troubled Army Corps measure

Bill authorizing billions of dollars in new projects has been given new life in lame-duck session.

Defense

Senate confirms Army secretary nominee; acting head to leave

But Democrats question Francis Harvey's qualifications in two hours of debate on Senate floor.

Pay & Benefits

Web portal helps senior executives with job search

The new service will help connect Senior Executives Association members with top private-sector employers.

Defense

NSA director could be in line for CIA deputy director post

Tough deputy could continue shake-up at intelligence agency started by new director.

Defense

Pentagon finds first responders not prepared for attacks on Army bases

Audit finds efforts to improve training, equipment and funding for first responders have been "fragmented," "ineffective" and "not adequate."

Management

BlackBerry Jam

How wireless e-mail devices are taking over the lives of some federal executives.

News

Crest, Colgate or War?

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News

Ousting Scouts.

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News

Welcome, Condi! Watch Your Back.

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News

Mild Thing.

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Defense

Pentagon installations chief steps down

Raymond DuBois will remain in an advisory capacity working on the military base closure process until early next year.

Management

Lawmakers scrambling to lock down omnibus deal

Defense

GAO: Postal Service needs comprehensive plan for physical security

While security has improved at many sites, agency lacks solutions for core centers, auditors say.

Management

Agencies speed up financial reporting

Most hand in statements nearly three months earlier than last year.

Defense

Approval imminent for terrorism response plan

An integrated national plan for federal agencies' response to terrorist attacks and other national emergencies is likely to be approved by Cabinet secretaries by the end of the week.

Management

Agencies seek to improve job satisfaction rankings

Leadership, managing employee skills rank among most influential factors.

Tech

Agencies to promote environmentally friendly IT purchases

The Office of the Federal Environmental Executive hopes that the government’s combined buying power can shift the industry toward more environmentally friendly technologies.

Defense

Ex-Boeing CFO pleads guilty in Air Force procurement scandal

Michael Sears acknowledges he illegally helped ex-Air Force procurement official Darleen Druyun get a job with defense contractor.