Management

Defense buoys state campaign of Armed Services chairman's wife

Several of Patricia McKeon's contributors are executives at defense firms.

Management

House, Senate reach agreement on FAA bill

New legislation allocates $63 billion for the Federal Aviation Administration through 2015.

Management

The Hidden Costs of Harassment

Even outside the courts, discrimination cases can be a drain on resources and productivity.

Management

Romney wins Florida primary

Polls had shown the former Massachusetts governor well ahead of rivals.

Management

OMB officials detail reorganization plan and headway against waste

Obama team sees fiscal crunch as mechanism for streamlining business-related agencies.

Management

Federal budget deficit to shrink to $1.1 trillion

Gap is not expected to get much smaller in the coming years if Bush era tax cuts are extended.

Management

White House reopens debate over contractor pay

Acting procurement chief wants reimbursement no higher than salaries of top federal executives.

Management

Lawmaker pushes to boost contractor work

Sam Graves’ bill would deny managers bonuses if goals are not met.

Management

A Gingrich administration could be expensive

Some of the GOP candidate's big plans have big price tags.

Defense

Homeland security and economic growth are linked, Napolitano says

Annual address notes that department handled record number of natural disasters.

Management

Park Service begins no-camping enforcement against Occupy D.C.

Spokeswoman says plans were under way before a Jan. 24 congressional hearing on the agency's handling of protestors.

Management

Leadership Lessons: Patrick Gallagher, National Institute of Standards and Technology

Chief of premier science agency warns that the hardest thing about change is not doing it.

Tech

Former FDA employees sue agency, allege email surveillance

The scientists and doctors say the information gathered on them contributed to harassment and wrongful termination, the Post reports.

Defense

State Department drones still patrolling Iraqi skies

Iraqi officials complain that the drones are an affront to their new nation's sovereignty.

Defense

Pentagon can't account for nearly $2 billion in Iraqi funds

Audit investigated roughly $3 billion the Iraqi government gave the Defense Department to pay bills for reconstruction-related contracts.

Management

Congress not warming to proposed new base-closing commission

Resistance flashed by members of both parties, especially in New England.

Oversight

Recovery Act spurs risk management lessons at Energy

Program that funded now-bankrupt solar firm Solyndra was mostly well managed, IG finds.

Defense

Arlington Cemetery shows much improvement, but problems remain

Despite progress after investigations of mismanagement, operations are still under a watchful eye.