Management

TARP Is Mostly Dead and Fannie Mae Is Alive

For the first time in four years Fannie Mae didn't require any funding from the Treasury Department.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Nuke Kid on the Block

Kim Jong-Un’s threats toward the United States are scaring late-night hosts.

Management

In Focus: Where the Federal Workforce Counts

A look at where localities are likely to be hit hardest by sequestration and furloughs.

Management

House Republicans Challenge TSA’s $50 Million Clothing Order

Contract for uniforms is poorly timed since it coincides with sequestration, lawmakers say.

Oversight

Sasha and Malia's Spring Break Will Not Ruin the Republic

Presidents pay for their vacations, taxpayers pay for security.

Defense

Pentagon Scales Back Furloughs, Calls for Additional Flexibility

Spending deal fixed some but not all the department's sequestration problems, Hagel says.

Oversight

Senate Backs Amendment to Boost IGs' Power

Provision would increase personnel, training and authority for inspectors general across government.

Tech

Energy Dept. Overpays Contractor Executives

Oak Ridge, Tenn., officials sign off on salary that’s 80 percent too high, IG says.

Management

OPM to Senior Execs: Tell Us How You Really Feel

Agency wants honest feedback from top career civil servants who leave their jobs.

Management

Short-Term Flexibility Won't Help Long-Term Impact of Sequestration

Greater control doesn't change the dollars and cents of the equation.