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State of the Union: The Message for Feds
Obama: "We need to set our sights higher than just making sure government doesn’t halt the progress we’re making."
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New Oversight Chairman Replaces Issa Portrait With Photos of Postal Workers
The former committee head’s staff is not happy.
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Why You May Have Noticed Beefed Up Security at Your Federal Office
It’s not because of any “specific, credible” threat.
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What if the Problem Isn’t the Rules, but the People?
When it comes to acquiring new digital technology, acquisition regulations aren’t really the issue.
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The Civil Servant Who Didn't Show Up to Work for 24 Years
Want to know where it's really hard to fire a government employee? India.
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In Search of Heroes of the Public Service
The nomination deadline for this year’s Service to America Medals is quickly approaching.
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An Astronaut’s Life: Hyperscheduled and Bureaucratic
What it’s like to work on the International Space Station.
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Cigar Enthusiasts Champing at the Bit
Obama's move to normalize relations has opened new trade and investment possibilities.
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The Ambassadorial Confirmation Scorecard
The Senate just confirmed a slew of nominees, but there are many others who remain in limbo.
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The New American Ambassador to New Zealand is a Former Baseball Player
Banking executive Mark Gilbert has raised millions for Obama -- and played seven games in 1985 for the Chicago White Sox.
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How to Beat Bureaucracy and Change a Federal Agency
Rajiv Shah leaves an impressive legacy at the U.S. Agency for International Development.
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Federal Employees Honored in Time's 'Person of the Year'
Workers at two agencies recognized with honorary title.
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A Beatle’s Role in Obama’s Immigration Order
Expanded deferred action has its roots in John Lennon's 1970s deportation battle, attorney says.
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Federal Employees Really, Really Like Their Health Benefits
Survey shows near unanimous support for FEHBP.
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Writing the Book on Moneyball Government
A bipartisan group makes the case for evidence-based decision-making.
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What Are the Lessons Learned from the 2013 Shutdown? Agencies Have No Idea.
Report says agencies did not document how they dealt with last year's shutdown.
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One Way Officials Can Dodge a Question
Activist who tried to pose questions to retired Gen. David Petraeus at an event went to jail instead.
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Senator: Good Federal Employees Can’t Be Ordered on Amazon
Lawmaker wants respect and resources for the federal workforce.
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