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Hard Times

GSA’s financial situation is worse than predicted.

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Space Shuttle 2.0

NASA charts its next giant leap in space.

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Vying for Energy

Despite new competition to run labs, small business gets short shrift.

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After the Bow Wave

The Army fiercely guards modernization plans as war bills come due.

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Flexible Fleet

Maritime strategy targets traditional and new age threats.

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Trimmed Wings

AIR FORCE

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Flier's Poker

Top travelers - defense outspends the rest of government combined.

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Piling Up

Deficits, budget cuts. No matter what, technology spending keeps on growing.

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No Surprises

Civilian agencies fumbled emergency procurements last year; now they’re looking ahead so they’ll be prepared.

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Weak Hand

The Pentagon must play the cards it has, not the cards it wants.

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Raking It In

Agencies are spending at historic levels—none more than Defense—but a downturn looms.

Outlook

Beating Up Government

Pitting Americans against the bureaucracy in the anti-terror effort doesn't help anyone.

Viewpoint

Surprise, Ralph!

There ain't gonna be no personnel reform.

Management Matters - Advice And Dissent

Turning Ideas Into Action

If a call for change comes from the ranks, does it really make a sound?

Managing Technology

A CapWIN Fourth

Independence Day squall shows online emergency network's promise and problems.

News And Analysis

Summertime Blues

The National Park Service struggles with staff shortfalls and a maintenance backlog at the peak of visitor season.

News And Analysis

Everything Is An Opportunity

New administrator, Lurita Doan, brings energy and a small business perspective to the General Services Administration.

News And Analysis

Nuclear Fallout

Health and Human Services moves slowly on radiation treatments.

News And Analysis

Shot to Hell

Army budget plans take a beating as the service grapples with a growing backlog of damaged equipment.