Management

House panel votes to repeal DHS personnel overhaul

Move comes weeks after department announced its intentions to move ahead with portions of the new system.

Management

Auditors question GSA's telecom transition cost estimates

Government Accountability Office says agency may have set aside too much for move to massive Networx agreement.

Defense

Senator weighs need for more long-range transport planes

Hawaii Democrat sees the benefit of a larger fleet, but doesn’t want it to come at the expense of domestic programs.

Defense

Army Guard units face shortage of gear

Missing equipment hinders training exercises and impedes the Guard's ability to respond rapidly to domestic disasters, chief says.

Management

Lawmakers urge EPA inspector to hold off on staff cuts

Several House members say the move, prompted by projected budget reductions, is premature.

Management

Sticking Around

Retirement surge and empty pipeline fears mostly are unfounded.

News

Education HQ Gets New Moniker

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News

GSA Chief's Testimony: Read All About It

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Straight Into Baghdad

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Quote of the Day

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Tech

Pentagon official discusses move to new version of Internet

Old system is running out of addresses as more devices -- anything from ovens to aircraft -- become controllable remotely over the Internet.

Defense

House debates rail security despite objections to bill

Bush administration advisers say they will recommend a veto if language on whistleblower protections remains in the measure.

Management

IRS chief says 2006 tax season taxing the agency

Late changes in the law and other factors conspired to place this season among the most difficult in memory, commissioner says.

Tech

GSA chief to go on offensive at House hearing

Key GOP panel member says allegations against Lurita Doan will not stand up to scrutiny.

Defense

NTEU to represent 1,400 federal airport screeners

Union hopes to expand representation of TSA employees, as rival labor organization notes it has been active in the agency for five years.

Defense

Chemical industry plots to kill disputed security provision

Controversial language would give states and localities the power to enforce chemical security laws that are stronger than federal rules.

Defense

Lawmaker unveils bill to overhaul flood insurance program

The 38-year-old program suffered massive losses in the aftermath of hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

Pay & Benefits

Lawmakers probe GAO decision on pay adjustments

House members seek more details on why 308 analysts did not receive the raises promised to them last year.

Oversight

On a Roll

The Democrats are riding the wave of various GOP scandals and embarrassments, but all hot streaks eventually end.

News

Iraq Contractor Death Toll

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