Defense

Five U.S. military personnel also suspected of inappropriate conduct in Colombia

Conduct allegedly took place at same hotel where recalled Secret Service agents were staying.

Oversight

Secret Service agents accused of misconduct in Colombia

Allegations involve visit to prostitutes.

News

'President' Glenn Beck: Fire Federal Workers

The former TV talker resurfaces with a new message.

News

Hear From Tomorrow's Leaders, Today

The Excellence in Government conference will feature a roundtable discussion with an impressive set of emerging leaders.

Oversight

Report: IG has referred GSA scandal to Justice Department

Unconfirmed report from congressional staff says criminal charges possible.

Pay & Benefits

Thrift Savings Plan Roth option delayed for Pentagon employees

Some other agencies also will have to wait until after the May 7 launch.

Oversight

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau draws ire from allies

Proposed rule on upfront credit card fees seen as cave-in to banks.

Oversight

Reprimand or bonus? GSA officials reportedly couldn't agree

Republicans accuse administration of 'cover-up.'

Defense

White House defends its approach to North Korea

Missile launch does not mean the Obama administration's effort to engage Pyongyang has failed, official says.

Pay & Benefits

Obama releases taxes, doesn't qualify for Buffett rule

President makes less than $1 million; proposed new minimum tax rate wouldn't kick in.

Defense

More revisions to the official bin Laden raid story

His youngest wife may not have been shot in the leg.

Oversight

GSA Roundup: ‘Jackass’ award, intern getaway, no reunion at the ‘M’

Daily highlights in the wake of GSA’s extravagant conference spending.

Defense

Romney: Obama's 'incompetence' emboldened North Korea

President should not have tried to appease the regime with food-aid deal, GOP contender says.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Ann Romney, mothers and 'work'

Hosts take aim at the feud between the candidate's wife's spat with Hilary Rosen.

News

Beating the Pentagon Bureaucracy

Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates on the approach he used.

Pay & Benefits

Happy Financial Literacy Month!

It's a good time to think about your financial future.

Oversight

Postal closures would save money, GAO says

Report lends support to some reform measures that House Republicans and USPS support.

Management

Obama declines to issue executive order on contractor bias

Gay rights groups had hoped for quick action to advance legislation.

Management

EEOC commissioner Ishimaru resigns

Panel praises Ishimaru for helping rebuild underfunded and understaffed agency.

Defense

Chief of naval operations decries sexual assault epidemic

Adm. Jonathan Greenert also discusses key personnel and Navy’s 2020 strategy.