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FEMA Meals Contractor’s Proposal Was Rife With False Claims, Senators Allege
Feds canceled the small Atlanta firm’s $156 million deal to feed hurricane victims in Puerto Rico after the company failed to meet requirements.
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White House, Boeing In Final Stages of New Air Force One Deal
President Trump and Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg met in White House this week to break gridlock on price of new presidential planes.
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EPA and National Archives Sued Over Scott Pruitt’s Record-Keeping Habits
Ethics groups argue Federal Records Act not being enforced.
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USCIS Deleted 'Nation of Immigrants' From Its Official Mission
The change in wording goes against a longstanding tradition for politicians from JFK to Trump himself.
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Your Hotshot Coworker Would Be a Terrible Boss, And Research Proves It
We soar to the level of our own incompetence.
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Watchdog Groups Create Guide to Help Feds Protect Themselves Against Political Misconduct
Extensive note taking can help federal scientists protect themselves and their work, experts say.
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How Agencies Can Improve Grant Management
Better information sharing and coordination should be top priorities.
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A Single Question Can Cut Useless Meetings From Your Schedule Forever
Before you send out that invite, ask yourself this first.
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A Cryptic Addition to the Long-Standing Mystery Surrounding the Murder of a Federal Prosecutor
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein flew to Seattle for a press conference at which he announced little, but may have said a great deal.
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The Ethics of Donald Trump Jr.'s India Adventure
The president’s son is selling luxury condos and making a foreign-policy speech.
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Colleagues Who Say 'Don't Worry, I'm Not Contagious' Don't Understand How Flu Works
A clever new video explains why the virus is a lurker.
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How to Tackle Unpleasant Tasks
There’s a simple mental shift you can make that almost guarantees a better result.
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EPA's Planned Budget Cuts Alarm Former Employees, Union
Agency’s support would be “the smallest since the mid-1970s,” analysis says.
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Fish and Wildlife Official Steered Work to Family Member, IG Finds
International conservation expert who violated ethics laws expressed regret.
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Agencies Will Have to Race the Clock to Spend Massive Influx of Money
Agencies are "scrambling" with "every facet" feeling pressure, former federal budgeters say.
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Mueller’s Latest Plea Deal Puts Pressure on Paul Manafort
On Tuesday, Alex Van Der Zwaan, a lawyer who helped produce a report at Manafort’s behest, pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI.
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Performance Management is Not a Contest
The administration is sending the wrong message with its fund for targeted pay incentives.
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