An Attempt to Block Funding for USDA Office Moves
Ex-Senator Urges a Return to Bipartisan Oversight
A Late Push for Two-Year Budgeting
Unions Sue VA Over Official Time Edict
Sexual Harassment Continues at Forest, Park Services
Automating Intelligence: Understanding the Federal Appetite for Intelligent Automation
The new powerhouse party on Capitol Hill promises to change the Affordable Care Act. But even if Republicans don't have a solid alternative to improve health care, Obamacare may just implode on its own—with the unwitting help of the plan's key architect, Jonathan Gruber.
Plus: President Obama is reportedly set to announce an executive action plan on immigration before the holidays, and the Secret Service reveals that there have been dozens of fence-jumping incidents at the White House over the past five years.
Doing Good with Government Data
Citizens First: How the Government Plans to Prioritize Customer Experience
Improving Digital Experiences to Help Health and Human Services Keep Pace with Evolving Needs
Modernization Nation: A look at updating the federal government's technology and operations
