News

Land Agencies Seek Shutterbugs

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Secret Service Stretched Thin

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Simulated Shuttle Ride

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Border Patrol's Library Crackdown

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Why the Pentagon is a Pentagon

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Defense

Report notes progress at DHS privacy office

Remaining challenges include issuing timely reports and updating public notices for old databases.

Defense

Senators offer bill to delay security rules for Canadian border

Legislation would require DHS to evaluate a test program in Washington state to determine if enhanced drivers licenses could be used to meet the new requirements.

News

Bush says 'leadership' is needed to pass immigration bill

President calls criticism that the measure amounts to amnesty “empty political rhetoric.”

News

Senate panel agrees to disclose earmarks in Defense bill

Committee and conference reports on the measure must list the name of the sponsor and the intended location of the pet projects.

Defense

GAO: Navy needs more contracting discipline

Bad procurement decisions hurt development of new Navy SEAL vessel, reviewers say.

Oversight

Governmentwide Hatch Act probe remains in early stages

Task force created to investigate potential abuses of the law at multiple agencies has yet to interview any subjects.

Defense

Panel backs whistleblower rights for Defense contractors

An amendment to the 2008 Defense authorization bill seeks to give contract workers the same protections as federal employees.

Oversight

Financial Checkup

Second-quarter fundraising reports will show which of the presidential contenders have been able to expand their contributions base.

News

Three Houses, Ocean View

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Civil Service Scammers

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TSP: Cream of the Crop

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Taking Back Memorial Day

Defense

Investigative panel targeting pollution at military bases

Probe will focus on Camp Lejeune, but could extend to other military-controlled hazardous waste sites.

Defense

Senate panel moves to scale back Pentagon personnel system

Armed Services Committee votes to repeal portions of the Pentagon's personnel system, amid rigorous lobbying from federal labor unions.

Defense

OPM pushes Homeland Security to move on pay for performance

Department has made progress on personnel reforms, but should begin basing pay on quality of work, report says.