Passing spending bills may not be as hard as it looks

On Capitol Hill, passing the 13 annual appropriations bills is never easy. But this year, some lawmakers have a simple solution to stalemates: Spend whatever's left of the surplus.

• David Baumann
• July 2, 2001

Panel pushes domestic partner benefits for federal employees

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 2, 2001

More legislation introduced to clean up Army Corps of Engineers

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 2, 2001

Civilian world lures key military personnel

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• July 2, 2001

McCain seeks to add funds to Defense supplemental

• Lisa Caruso
• July 2, 2001

In the Know

• Shane Harris
• July 1, 2001

Making Change Happen

• Timothy B. Clark
• July 1, 2001

The Newest Branch of Government

• Dick Kirschten
• July 1, 2001

Letters

• July 1, 2001

Whacking at Bloat

• Paul C. Light
• July 1, 2001

Healing HCFA

• Matthew Weinstock
• July 1, 2001

Investing in Outreach

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 1, 2001

Down to a Science

• Christopher Connell
• July 1, 2001

Speaking Out

• Marcela Kogan
• July 1, 2001

The Daniels Decree

• Brian Friel
• July 1, 2001

Smart Workforce Planning

• July 1, 2001

The Big Picture

• July 1, 2001

Weathering the ERP Storm

• Joshua Dean
• July 1, 2001

Race for Recruits

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 1, 2001

Contracting: When FAIR is Fair

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• July 1, 2001