Nextgov

Obama and Lawmakers Plan to End Mass Surveillance

The White House and the House Intelligence Committee plan to soon unveil their proposals to reform NSA spying.

Oversight

Six Ways Washington Will Stay the Same

What will happen after the midterm elections in November?

Defense

GAO Questions Affordability of F-35 Joint Strike Fighter

Total acquisition cost of $390 billion “may not be achievable,” watchdog warns.

Oversight

Play of the Day: On Russia, News Media's Dirty Words

Fallon examines what you can and cannot say about the Russian news.

Defense

Military Sexual-Assault Verdicts Revive Debate on Hill

Critics said the cases underscore the need for further reforms.

Management

IRS Reorganizes Division at Center of Controversy

Centralization of legal team comes as Republican lawmakers demand Lois Lerner’s testimony before Justice Department.

Oversight

Republican Questions Treasury’s Authority to Delay Parts of Obamacare

Oversight Chairman Darrell Issa wants legal rationale for postponement of health care law’s employer mandate.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Frenemies of the State

What is the president doing while his wife is in China?

Nextgov

'Just Got on Twitter' and Other First Tweets From Federal Agencies

A roundup of the origins of government tweets using the microblogging site's new tool.

Oversight

Health Agency Chief Resigns After Clash With Marines Over Camp Lejeune Problems

Tense email exchanges and a Capitol Hill meeting preceded Tanja Popovic's sudden and quiet resignation.

Nextgov

Rand Paul Slams Surveillance State 'Drunk With Power'

A harsh speech wins over the UC Berkeley crowd but the Republican senator glides past social issues.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Putin and Obama's 'Crushing' Phone Call

"Putin" phones "Obama" on the fourth anniversary of the ACA.

Oversight

Emergency Response to Los Angeles TSA Shooting Faulted

Report on 2013 fatal attack renews AFGE call for arming airport security officers.

Oversight

Republican Accuses White House of Possible Hatch Act Violations

Obama’s reopening of political office to prepare for mid-term elections is criticized by House oversight panel chairman.

Management

Feds: Put That NCAA Bracket Away and Get Back to Work

Federal employees could jeopardize their careers by participating in March Madness.