Troubles With Oversight of $35B in Hurricane Recovery Money
Senate GOP Targets Fed Retirement Benefits in 2020 Budget
Retirement Rule Change Prompts Lawsuit
OPM Looks to Expand Federal Employee Reskilling Programs
Five Decades of Government Executive
Improving Cyber Mission Assurance with Actionable Insight
The special counsel’s most interesting findings about Trump and Russia might be in the counterintelligence portion of his report.
The agency said there’s no indication that survivor data has been misused.
Slow process has led to four states and territories devastated by hurricanes receiving virtually none of the funds Congress appropriated.
The Government Accountability Office’s findings mirror those of an investigation by The Southern Illinoisan and ProPublica, which documented numerous cases in which substandard housing complexes received passing — and even glowing — scores from HUD.
Companies moving to a pay-for-performance process may lead to an increase the number of employees taking anxiety and depression medication, according to a new study.
A law is supposed to protect property owners from lowball offers by the government when it takes land through eminent domain. But a letter shows how simple it is for officials to eviscerate what is already a pretty toothless law.
When it comes to innovation, Santa Clara County is way ahead of the rest of the U.S. Between 2000 and 2015, more than 140,000 patents were granted there – triple the number of the next-ranked county.
A dramatically different method of providing preference to veterans could lead to a radically simplified federal hiring process.
Watchdog advises repayments to overbilled agency tenants.
New pay study will be "additive," not replace existing compensation comparison efforts, acting director says.
The White House plans to move the portions it can transfer administratively this year, while retirement and health care offices will have to wait until 2020 and for legislation.
With Gottlieb's departure from the FDA imminent, what should we expect from the FDA? How is it likely to regulate the still controversial genetically engineered foods?
Public reports have understated due process mistakes and legal errors in the veterans' appeals process, research finds.
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