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Behind the Huge Plunge in Defense Spending
A 22 percent drop in one quarter drives down economic growth across the economy.
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DoD Chief: No Lowering of Standards for Women
Gender-neutral equal treatment will be the rule, says Gen. Martin Dempsey.
Management
Appeals court rules Obama recess appointments unconstitutional
Case involving National Labor Relations Board also calls into question appointment of Richard Cordray to head Consumer Financial Protection Board.
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Watch John Kerry Get Emotional Talking About Public Servants
Secretary of State nominee touts devotion and loyalty of Foreign Service members.
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Public Sector Union Membership is in Freefall
Jobs cuts, efforts to curb collective bargaining take their toll.
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Should Lance Armstrong Give the Postal Service Its Money Back?
Disgraced cyclist says USPS actually benefited from its association with him.
Pay & Benefits
Freshman lawmaker on pay, benefits: None for me, thanks
New GOP member says he wants to show his commitment to reform.
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Know a Great Public Servant? Nominate 'Em!
Seeking honorees for this year's Service to America Medals.
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What Does Trust in Government Have to do With Gun Control?
Everything, writes a Yale law professor.
Management
Pulling back from the cliff: House passes compromise measure
Move sets stage for potential automatic spending cuts and government shutdown in two months.
Pay & Benefits
House votes to extend federal pay freeze
Legislation would override President Obama's order lifting the freeze at the end of March.
Management
Obama: No long-term deal on sequestration
President indicates final action to prevent automatic spending cuts will have to be part of future agreement.
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No Pay Increase for Congress
House member leads effort to deny 2013 boost from going into effect.
Management