Oversight
Play of the Day: Where in the World is Edward Snowdiego?
The NSA leaker’s whereabouts are unknown.
Oversight
Senate Votes to Double Border Security Agents
Language is part of a larger immigration reform bill that faces an uncertain future in the House.
Oversight
Report: IRS Screening Tactics Violated Agency’s Mission Statement
Acting chief Werfel’s 30-day review offers interim steps to correct management failures.
Oversight
Supreme Court's Recess Appointments Case Could Upend White House History
Case could jeopardize months of work at the National Labor Relations Board.
Defense
Obama Nominates a Pentagon Inspector General
Current FDIC watchdog Jon Rymer would fill slot vacant for 18 months.
Defense
State Dept. Disputes Need for Senate Approval of Further Nuke Cuts
Deal with Russia could be worded to avoid lawmakers, administration says.
Oversight
Play of the Day: An Adorable Metaphor for Border Control
Late-night hosts look at the compromise immigration plan proposed last week.
Oversight
Happy Birthday Constitution! Americans Still Don't Get You
Only 38 percent of Americans can name all three branches of government.
Tech
Looser Rules on Airline Passenger Electronics May Take Flight
Leaked advisory board draft report favors easing 'Please stow away your devices' drill.
Defense
Bill Would Allow Gay Vets to Update Service Records
Legislation could help those discharged for their sexual orientation access benefits.
Pay & Benefits
Congressman Would Fire Feds Who Don’t Answer His Questions
Bill written after IRS official declined to respond at a congressional hearing.
Oversight
Obamacare Continues to Be a Tough Sell
Administration fights uphill battle in implementing health reform law.
Oversight
Play of the Day: How Effective is the NSA Spying Program?
Jay Leno wants to know if government surveillance can get the public much-needed gossip.
Oversight
Lawmakers Want More Oversight of Security Clearances
After NSA leaks, senators call for reforms of background check process.
Defense
The Numbers on More Border Patrol Agents Just Don't Add Up
Lately, more agents correspond with a decrease in apprehensions and removals.
Management
Federal Contractors Failing to Pay Afghan Subcontractors, IG Finds
Unpaid subcontractors threaten to self-immolate, blow up compound.
Management
USPS to Close Three Capitol Hill Post Offices
Lawmakers praise decision to shutter the doors on seldom-used retail spaces.
Management
Paying Contractors No More Than Biden Makes Could Save $440M a Year
New GAO numbers on contractor salary reimbursement rekindle debate.
Oversight
