Panel agrees to give GAO more workforce flexibility

• Greta Wodele
• November 6, 2003

Pace of research office mergers at Homeland Security criticized

• Greta Wodele
• November 6, 2003

Fewer errors key to passing future financial audits, GAO says

• Amelia Gruber
• November 6, 2003

Lawmakers urge feds to take lead on first responder issues

• Chloe Albanesius
• November 6, 2003

Defense accused of flouting travel rules and wasting millions

Defense Department employees milked taxpayers for tens of millions of dollars by purchasing thousands of unauthorized or unjustified premium class travel tickets, witnesses told lawmakers Thursday afternoon.

• Chris Strohm
• November 6, 2003

EPA under fire for reducing enforcement

• John Stanton
• November 6, 2003

Army Corps weighs replacing Iraq gasoline contractor

• Shane Harris
• November 6, 2003

'Tis The Open Season

Open enrollment for federal health plans and flexible spending accounts begins Monday.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• November 6, 2003

Senate may take up FAA reauthorization measure

• Congress Daily
• November 5, 2003

Senate unlikely to bow on Defense authorization legislation

• Amy Svitak
• November 5, 2003

TSP gains ground in October

• Amelia Gruber
• November 5, 2003

TSA falls short in evaluating aviation security programs

• Chris Strohm
• November 5, 2003

Bill seeks to iron out wrinkles in visitor-tracking program

• National Journal
• November 5, 2003

Executive Branch Management Scorecard

• November 5, 2003

Agencies move out of red zone on job competitions

Nearly half of federal agencies evaluated on OMB's latest traffic light-style management scorecard earned yellow ratings for competitive sourcing, a marked contrast from six months ago, when all agencies got red marks in that area.

• Amelia Gruber
• November 5, 2003

White House nixes compromise on overtime pay provision

• Peter Cohn and Emily Heil
• November 5, 2003

Defensive Customer

The commercial satellite industry has developed a love-hate relationship with the Defense Department.

• Shane Harris
• November 4, 2003

GSA official nominated to be federal procurement chief

The White House announced Tuesday that David Safavian, chief of staff at the General Services Administration, is President Bush's nominee to be the next federal procurement administrator.

• Amelia Gruber and Jason Peckenpaugh
• November 4, 2003

Senators back Iraq supplemental, turn to other spending bills

• Peter Cohn
• November 4, 2003

Defense conferees await break in 'Buy American' logjam

• Amy Svitak
• November 4, 2003