Anti-proliferation effort will receive no separate funding, personnel

• David McGlinchey
• March 15, 2004

Bill may address GAO concern about program evaluations

• Amelia Gruber
• March 15, 2004

Managers who get comp time may not benefit from overtime change

New overtime pay cap rules for high-grade federal employees may actually penalize workers who receive compensation time for their extra hours.

• Shawn Zeller
• March 12, 2004

Rumsfeld: Pentagon did not bypass intelligence community on Iraq

• Chris Strohm
• March 12, 2004

Senate approves fiscal 2005 budget resolution

• Peter Cohn and Keith Koffler
• March 12, 2004

Senate confirms Medicare nominee

• Emily Heil
• March 12, 2004

Senator asks Pentagon watchdog to review tanker documents

• Amy Klamper
• March 12, 2004

Defense agency set to begin processing pay raise

• David McGlinchey
• March 12, 2004

Homeland Security to review local grant rules

• William New
• March 12, 2004

House budget panel takes aim at 'waste'

• Juliana Gruenwald
• March 12, 2004

GAO to probe cargo security initiatives

• Karen Lee Scrivo
• March 12, 2004

Contentious HUD tech contract under fire again

• Shane Harris
• March 11, 2004

Postal Service needs more flexibility, private sector execs say

• Denise Kersten
• March 11, 2004

Justice Department pursues diploma mills with fraud charges

• David McGlinchey
• March 11, 2004

TSA seeks to change funding formula for airport security improvements

• Chris Strohm
• March 11, 2004

OMB, unions debate costs of competitive sourcing

A federal labor leader charged this week that the Bush administration is attempting to underreport the costs of running public-private job competitions, but an Office of Management and Budget official said the criticism was “misplaced.”

• Amelia Gruber
• March 11, 2004

House chair calls for cuts in unauthorized programs

• Julie Rovner
• March 11, 2004

Despite 'omissions,' GAO says HHS Medicare ads are legal

• Julie Rovner
• March 11, 2004

White House wins key victories on defense budget

• Peter Cohn
• March 11, 2004

Scrap the System

Seven Democrats call on the Defense department to drop its proposal for overhauling the civilian personnel system and start over.

• David McGlinchey
• March 11, 2004