EPA Clashes With IG Over Destroyed Documents
Government Reform Could Motivate 2020 Voters, Scholar Finds
Criminal Referrals for Leaks Have Surged
Leadership Awards Nominations Now Open
New Whistleblower Protection Office Is Under Investigation
Choosing Transformation Agents: How GSA is Driving Digital Modernization with the Cloud
Murky Horizons
Shifts in momentum make it hard to tell which party has an advantage in the midterm elections.
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Lesser of Two Evils
The GOP may be losing its edge on security issues and voters may be ready for a change.
On the Upswing
Bush’s approval rating is back around 40 percent, but has not changed much among Democrats and independents.
Shifting Picture
Changing dynamics make the race for control of the Senate interesting again.
Measuring Against 1994
A comparison of polls 12 years ago to those now shows both Democrats and Republicans have reasons to worry about the midterm elections.
Rays of Hope
Poll results are looking up for the Republicans, and in House races, Democrats have a number of novice candidates.
Presidential Prospects
Recent polls show John McCain as a favorite for the Republican presidential nomination in 2008, and Hillary Clinton as the leading Democrat.
Unwise Outrage
House leaders’ anger over FBI search of a colleague’s office will be viewed as an effort to blindly protect their own.
Forward Observer: Enron on the Potomac
The Pentagon’s accounting practices are unlikely to improve until a panel of outside financial experts is appointed to help.
Dimming Prospects
More Republican House members are seeing their seats grow vulnerable in midterm elections.
