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Pentagon is trying to keep the biggest defense program in history on track

F-35 program manager Vice Adm. David Venlet sought a return to acquisition fundamentals.

Pay & Benefits

Losing ‘Use It or Lose It’

Flex spending account changes and STEM volunteering.

Management

Union elects new president

Former VA nurse will lead American Federation of Government Employees.

Oversight

Biden revives 'etch a sketch' remark in blasting Romney

Vice president's comment comes after strong GOP criticism of his attacks.

Management

Sequestration could hit Washington area with recession, economist warns

But some disagree job losses would slice thousands off area’s federal and contractor payrolls.

Management

HHS rolls out prescription drug partnership with major retailers

Sebelius contrasts free preventive benefits for seniors with GOP Medicare proposals.

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TRICARE substance abuse treatment falls short, experts say

The military insurance program covers 20-day inpatient rehabilitation at contract facilities.

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Jailed man narrowly escapes fatal error in electronic health record

Heart patient nearly received lethal dose of medication.

Oversight

Why Issa won't drop 'fast and furious'

With less than 100 days until the elections, political calculations are also invariably at play.

Pay & Benefits

Tens of thousands of federal retirees collect six-figure pensions

Law enforcement and Postal Service retirees are most likely to receive top benefits.

Management

Photo Gallery: Parks and Recreation

National parks remain a big draw for tourists.

Pay & Benefits

Romney again targets federal compensation, jobs

GOP presidential candidate reiterates feds should not be 'paid a better deal than taxpayers.'

Management

Romney’s proposed budget cuts could be more severe than Ryan’s

Presidential candidate has said he will run on his own plan.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Romney's Lighter Half and Obama Buys the Beer

Leno takes a look at Obama's trip to the Iowa State Fair.

Management

Giuliani questions Biden’s 'mental capacity' to be president

The vice president 'just isn't bright,' former New York City mayor claims.

Management

Is Ryan really a fiscal hawk?

He's voted to cut, but also to spend lavishly.

Pay & Benefits

Are Americans ready for a real debate on the size of government?

As the chairman of the House Budget Committee, Paul Ryan passed two controversial budgets.

Management

How to Manage Remotely

Many managers want to jump on the telework bandwagon themselves.

Features

The State of Defense

Today's U.S. military operations and the people behind the force.

Thinking Ahead

The More Things Change

We asked our correspondent, a former Marine radio operator in Vietnam, to assess the Army’s top procurement priority—its battlefield network.