News

National Guard leaders criticize Pentagon base closing proposals

Adjutants general across the country also have criticized the Air Force for shutting them out of base-closure discussions.

Management

Senators chide administration on missed security deadlines

Administration has missed a number of deadlines under the 2004 Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act.

News

Veterans businesses set to receive $5 billion

New contracting vehicle will allow agencies to purchases technology services from firms and move closer to veteran contracting goal.

Management

Chain Reaction

When the power of suggestion sets off a series of unfortunate events.

News

Love and Marriage

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News

Rating R&R

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News

Fighting Mad

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Defense

Senators ask Rumsfeld to allow military personnel to talk to base closing panel

The lawmakers asked Rumsfeld to assure them that members of the military would not be discharged, demoted or face any other penalties for providing information to the commission.

News

Funding delays hinder efficient contracting, panel told

Office of Management and Budget acquisition panel hears from agency managers about problems in the procurement process.

Defense

Terrorist Screening Center plagued by deficiencies, audit finds

FBI says it is working to overcome watch list errors and omissions, management problems, poor database security controls and high turnover rates.

Pay & Benefits

Subpoena spurs Pentagon to release base-closing documents

Sen. Joseph Lieberman says Defense has been “at least partially responsive” to questions about BRAC.

Tech

GAO says agencies unprepared for computer attacks

New hacking threats to government systems, including 'phishing,' spyware and spam, could wreak havoc on agencies.

News

Conservatives still waiting for response to concerns on postal overhaul

GOPers blast bill sponsored by Government Reform Committee Chairman Tom Davis, R-Va., saying it increases the budget deficit.

Management

Spending panels cut programs, but some pet projects survive

House Appropriations Committee stays on pace with White House's proposed hit list of 99 discretionary programs.

Oversight

Close Calls

Close races spotlight an ugly, broken mess.

News

Black Mark

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News

Coming Up Short

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