Oversight

Acting IRS Chief Begins Reforms, Says 'Solution is Not More Money'

House appropriators use scandal to question agency’s budget request, executive bonuses.

Management

White House Unveils First-Ever Inventory of Federal Programs

Mandatory listing of about 1,600 activities is posted by department on performance.gov.

Management

Obama to Seek Much Lower Cap on Contractor Exec Pay

Plan would tie the ceiling for reimbursements to the president’s salary, currently $400,000.

Management

Agencies Again Must Come Up With 5 Percent in Spending Cuts

Instructions for fiscal 2015 budget submissions include finding ways to curb duplication.

News

A Bureaucrat With a Name and a Face

Letter responds to criticism that regulations are written by 'thousands of unnamed, unreachable bureaucrats.'

Management

FEMA Opens Disaster Funds to Oklahoma Tornado Victims

Emergency account called sufficient even as sequester tightens agency budget.

Oversight

Congress Revs Up Resistance to a New BRAC Round

Subcommittee approves legislative language to block the base closure process.

News

The IRS Explains Itself

The agency posts a Q&A on tax-exempt organizations.

Briefing

Around Government

VA’s oldest beneficiaries, agencies going solar and pricey portraits.

Briefing

Danger Zone Dispatches

A little-known agency deploys teams to find faulty regulations after chemical disasters.

Management

Making Government Faster

Report highlights importance of measuring time for agency tasks.

News

The Union and the IRS Scandal

NTEU president says she had no discussions with the White House related to targeting of conservative groups.

Oversight

Review Board Co-Chair and Issa Still in Discussions on Benghazi Testimony

Negotiations center on House oversight panel subpoena demanding private interview on the board’s work.