Oversight
Play of the Day: How, Exactly, is the NSA Using Its Resources?
Leno wonders why the surveillance program can’t catch that Nigerian Prince trying to get our bank information.
Oversight
Analysis: Four Theories on John Boehner's Debt Limit Strategy
In a conference call last week, Boehner said the GOP would push Obama on the debt limit, but not the continuing resolution to fund the government.
Oversight
The Case for Impeaching Obama
What do conservative activists think he's done to deserve it?
Oversight
How Syria, a Hurricane, or Ben Bernanke Could Move the Debt Ceiling Deadline
Four possible paths to an early default.
Oversight
Analysis: If Washington Wants to Derail the US Economy, This Is the Way to Do It
Wrangling over US fiscal policy is more than political theater. It has real implications.
Oversight
With Fiscal Fights Looming, Can Simpson-Bowles Group Get Congress to Move?
Fix the Debt effort has the cash to make campaigns difficult for uncompromising members.
Oversight
Energy Secretary: Obama Not at 'War' With Coal
Moniz also described climate change as 'not debatable.'
Oversight
Lawsuits Against IRS Piling Up
Exempt Organizations division targeted by tax publisher and atheist group.
Oversight
How Eric Holder Can Help Public Defenders and Their Clients
America's most powerful prosecutor is urging Congress to give funding back to defense lawyers. But actions speak louder than words.
Oversight
NSA Bugs United Nations With Enthusiasm, Documents Suggest
The agency also has bugs in 80 embassies and consulates around the world, Der Spiegel reports.
Management
DHS Places Employee Who Backed Racial Violence on Leave
Small-business acquisition specialist ran anti-white website.
Pay & Benefits
Suspended and Unlicensed VA Physicians Receive Pay Bonuses
Every physician in GAO's random sample received performance pay.
Defense
Analysis: What Snowden and Manning Don't Understand About Secrecy
Government often finds bad reasons to keep information hidden, but the recent indiscriminate leaks are foolish.
Oversight
GOP Wants Conservatives to Trade a Shutdown for an Even Bigger Crisis
Debt ceiling is a better 'leverage point' for concessions on Obamacare, aide to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor tells Reuters.
Management
It's Highly Likely the NSA Hoovered Up Mitt Romney's Emails in 2002
Prior to the 2002 Olympics, the NSA and FBI arranged to intercept all emails and texts in the Salt Lake City area.
Management
Uncanny Echoes of the NSA Debate From the 1970s
Before the Church Committee reports were released, Vice President Nelson Rockefeller described the shocking CIA abuses it chronicled as "not major."
Oversight
State Allows Back Four Officials Criticized for Benghazi Roles
Kerry’s decision to end administrative leave irks Republican lawmakers.
Oversight
Lawmaker Seeks to End IRS’ Role as Political Arbiter
Campaign finance activists join Van Hollen in lawsuit to get at ‘root’ of targeting scandal.
Oversight