Management
Attempt to broker postal reform deal unravels
Rates will be increased if overhaul legislation isn’t approved this session of Congress.
Oversight
Mixed Messages
The economy is growing, yet Bush’s approval rating in that area continues to languish.
Defense
Oversight of hurricane relief efforts keeps inspectors general busy
More than 90 investigations result in 23 arrests and 12 indictments.
News
E-government on Britain’s agenda too
British citizens to gain access to services via mobile devices and interactive digital television.
Defense
Maine senators want Pentagon to donate shuttered bases
Measure would require Pentagon to first offer property to local communities before seeking private developers.
Defense
Frequent flier program raises privacy, security questions
TSA plans to complete nationwide registered traveler program by next summer.
Defense
Unions file suit challenging Defense personnel system
Labor leaders say rules illegally restrict collective bargaining rights.
News
Lawmakers concerned GSA reorganization will cause confusion
Differences remain on level of regional autonomy, lines of authority.
Defense
Audit finds gaps in FEMA’s database security
Lapses leave sensitive emergency preparedness information vulnerable, inspector general says.
Defense
Passwords reset after breach of Navy-Marine Corps network
Intrusion did not compromise sensitive information, spokesman says.
Tech
Data security officials ponder response to 'year of breaches'
Number of identities compromised this year is "north of 50 million," Commerce Department official says.
Defense
DHS chief sees FEMA operating like a successful business
Michael Chertoff wants agency to remain within Homeland Security, not return to independent, Cabinet-level status.
Defense
Administration avian flu plan questioned by House panel
House members express concern about limited amount of money for stockpiling federally recommended amounts of anti-viral treatments.
Defense