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Passive-Voice Accountability

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Walter Reed and Outsourcing

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Clearing the Clearance Hurdle

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Still Swooning Over Gates

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A Patently Different System

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Wild Horses in Hoosier Land

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Defense

States moving to implement ID card requirements

All states must finish replacing non-compliant licenses by 2013, a task DHS estimates will cost as much as $23 billion.

Defense

Bill to provide supplemental defense funding encounters delays

A spokesman for the House Appropriations Committee says the measure will not be taken up Thursday, as lawmakers originally intended.

Tech

Senator says Bush’s involvement key to immigration reform

Vermont senator would like to move on to other measures, including one to create a national standard for data security.

Management

Officials say outsourcing partly to blame for Walter Reed failures

Public-private job competition was based on outdated, pre-9/11 workload estimates, September memorandum warned.

News

Agencies urged to lead way on engaging older workers

Agencies could set an example with new recruitment strategies, workplace flexibility, benefits packages, and more, GAO study indicates.

Defense

TSA head says collective bargaining would be costly

Kip Hawley estimates price tag for implementing bargaining rights would be $160 million.

Management

Report finds little progress processing FOIA requests

Justice Department contests findings, arguing it may take a while before improvements spurred by 2005 executive order are realized.

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Photo of the Day

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Goin' to Kansas City

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Health Premium Pressure

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Marshals' Misspending

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Bureaucratic Dysfunction at Walter Reed

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Management

CBO says budget won't quite balance by fiscal 2012

Office’s figure is about $70 billion lower than the White House's estimate of a $61 billion surplus at the end of the five-year budget window.

Tech

Panelists struggle to find answers to cyber threats

DHS official doesn’t rule out having his department someday bestow the equivalent of the "Good Housekeeping seal of approval" on systems that meet certain criteria.