Shutdown Lawsuits to Continue, For Now
Trump's Oddly Specific Lies About Managing Government
Federal Retirement Facts: A True-False Quiz
When Feds Can Expect to See Their 1.9% Pay Raise
An Inside Look at Immigration Courts
Protecting Federal Networks with the most Advanced Defensive Tools
Subcommittee approves $82.8 billion Veterans Affairs bill
Bill includes $2 billion in emergency health care funding.
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With holds on nomination lifted, Senate approves FDA chief
But one key senator says Lester Crawford "has not stepped up to the plate" to address agency's "structural, personnel, cultural, and scientific problems."
House panel chief aims to tame government
Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., has spent the past two years focused on civil service reform, improving financial management practices and streamlining procurement processes.
Lawmakers scold IRS for moving to close assistance centers
Members ask agency to suspend closures, as mandated in House-passed appropriations bill that is pending in Senate.
Former House Speaker recommends public-private partnership for National Zoo
Proposal is among 20 federal management reforms that Newt Gingrich proposed before a House subcommittee.
Shuttle launch put off again
Experts will crawl inside engine compartment to work out fuel gauge problem.
House, Senate GOP may approve more than $3 billion for VA
Money would cover budget shortfall projected by department officials.
NASA teams probe shuttle’s fuel gauge problem
Agency won’t be ready for second launch attempt for as long as two weeks.
Red Tape or Redemption
The PIP should be a last chance -- not a parting shot -- before workers get fired.
Management directorate left intact under DHS overhaul plans
Undersecretary for Management Janet Hale will keep her position.
