SEC pay raise bill again on tap for House vote

• Congress Daily
• June 13, 2001

Judges may get final say in class discrimination cases

• Kellie Lunney
• June 13, 2001

In government we (sort of) trust

The flap over the FBI's handling of files in the Timothy McVeigh case did little to help the agency's reputation, or to shore up the public image of government in general, recent polls show.

• Anne Wagner
• June 13, 2001

Lawmakers continue on new Senate organizing resolution

• Congress Daily
• June 13, 2001

Panel chair warns transportation bill could undermine agencies

• Bill Ghent
• June 13, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• June 13, 2001

IRS seeks to split its senior executive corps

IRS officials are planning to split the agency’s Senior Executive Service in two, reviving an idea that the Office of Personnel Management proposed three years ago for all agencies.

• Brian Friel
• June 12, 2001

Bill would protect whistleblower disclosures to supervisors

• Kellie Lunney
• June 12, 2001

Program review should come before outsourcing, scholar says

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• June 12, 2001

Army tightens base security

• George Cahlink
• June 12, 2001

Federal cybercrime experts to tell House about efforts

• Robert Lamb
• June 12, 2001

Outsourcing panel told to scrap Circular A-76

A special panel on federal contracting issues should work to eliminate OMB Circular A-76, witnesses said at the panel’s inaugural public hearing Monday.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• June 12, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• June 12, 2001

National Academy of Public Administration Presidential Transition Memorandum No. 6

• June 12, 2001

Bush to nominate veteran Republican aide to head Social Security

• Congress Daily
• June 11, 2001

Postal Service finds creative ways to lobby Congress

It can't play by the same lobbying rules as private corporations. So the U.S. Postal Service has special ways of getting its point across in Washington.

• Louis Jacobson
• June 11, 2001

Prime-time TV gives government employees their due

• Kellie Lunney
• June 11, 2001

Army shell-shocked in face of Rumsfeld reforms

• James Kitfield
• June 11, 2001

Graying of the federal workforce continues, report says

The graying of the federal workforce will continue unless efforts are made to limit workforce downsizing, according to a new report from the Congressional Budget Office.

• Katy Saldarini
• June 11, 2001

Defense Department to stop destroying used hard drives

• Shane Harris
• June 11, 2001