HUD Promises 'New Day' After Furniture Spending Violates Law
White House's OPM-GSA Merger Bill Gives an Unconfirmed Appointee Authority Over Personnel Rules
Agencies Will Do More to ID Contractors With Tax Debts
Feds Rarely Win Before MSPB. Board Says That’s OK.
Leadership Awards Nominations Now Open
The Innovation Band: What Citizens Broadband Radio Service Means for America
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.
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Agencies Find New Momentum in the Cloud Smart Age
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