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'Curiosity' Leads Man to Steal Federal Explosives During a Camping Trip

Man was camping near a Forest Service storage facility and 'took it way too far.'

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Comparing the Watergate Gang With Lois Lerner

A veteran Washington chronicler is eager to draw contrasts with the drama in today’s polarized government.

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Does Obama Have ‘Zero Control’ Over the Bureaucracy?

The administration’s arms-length view of government has extended well into the president’s second term.

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What Government Never Could Have Expected from President Nixon

The president who tried to leverage the bureaucracy to “screw” his opponents resigned 40 years ago.

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Is Burning Man Really a Government-Free Zone?

The annual artistic adventure promotes self-reliance, but is run by a series of organizations that look suspiciously like a government.

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She Never Stopped Working to Make Government Better

A tribute to Rosslyn S. Kleeman.

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Tab for IRS Probe Is Estimated at $18 Million So Far

Employees have logged 120,000 hours screening staff documents and emails.

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When Nixon Nailed the SecDef

Or how to undercut your senior leadership team, Nixon style.

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An Emmy for Obama?

Between Two Ferns gets nominated by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

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This Guy Definitely Has the Strangest Federal Job

NASA’s designated smeller sniffs out obnoxious odors so astronauts don’t have to.