Management

Budget Will Propose Program Cuts, Consolidations to Save $25B

Plan to curb duplication and waste will 'go further' than past requests, official says.

Management

Ex-Regulatory Chief Sunstein Touts Obama Accomplishments

Agency rulemakers’ reliance on hard numbers drew critics left and right, he says during book tour.

Management

FAA Delays Sequester-Related Closure of Contract Towers

Transportation chief says extra time will better prepare communities and pilots.

Management

Lawsuits to Block FAA Contract Tower Closures Multiply

Industry sees closures as a White House-driven strategy to make sequestration seem painful.

Management

House Republicans Challenge TSA’s $50 Million Clothing Order

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

Features

What Reinvention Wrought

Two decades ago, Al Gore set out to remake government. How did that work out?

Briefing

War Zone Watchdog

Special IG John Sopko faces trouble head on to pull Afghanistan reconstruction contracts back on track.

Management

Agencies Take Concrete Steps Now That Sequester Is Law

From EPA to Secret Service, moves range from furloughs to curbing travel.

Defense

A Growing Consensus for Shrinking the Defense Budget?

Sequestration’s cuts should be part of larger drawdown, progressive panelists agree.

News

The Bullpen and the Future of Office Space

GSA has adopted New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's model, but it may not survive his administration.