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Oscar Loves Uncle Sam
2013 Academy Awards honor films with plots involving federal law enforcement, astronauts -- and even the FDA.
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Consumer Financial Protection Chief Sits Down With Jon Stewart
Richard Cordray discusses the ins and outs of the new agency on 'The Daily Show.'
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Robert Gates’ Love-Hate Relationship With the Bureaucracy
In memoir, former defense chief says Obama failed to give proper credit to career officials, but also laments his own frustrations in managing the Pentagon.
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GSA Whistleblower’s Exit
Deputy Administrator Susan Brita, who sounded the alarm on the agency’s lavish 2010 Las Vegas conference, retires in March.
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A Wisconsin Divide Over Obamacare Lawsuit
The politics of health care and Hill staff remain complicated.
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The War Between the States Over FBI Headquarters
Virginia and Maryland congressional delegations battle over the best spot for the bureau’s new campus.
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These Awards Make Government Look Bad
It may be time to rethink the Obama administration's competition for cost-cutting ideas.
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Can President Obama Manage Government?
If he wants to leave a lasting legacy, he needs to become a more effective leader of the federal bureaucracy.
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GAO: One of the Best Places to Work in D.C.?
The agency has made one publication’s list two times in three years.
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Federal Law Enforcement Officers: Let Us Bring Guns to Football Games
Group denounces NFL policy banning off-duty feds from carrying concealed weapons.
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HHS Official Shows Grace Under Overload
CMS chief remains calm during stormy congressional hearing on Obamacare.
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A Meeting of the Minds on the Future of Defense
Request an invitation to the Inaugural Defense One Summit.
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Americans Hate Federal Government, Love Federal Agencies and Employees
Shutdown may have deepened Americans' appreciation of government institutions.
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House GOPer: No Back Pay for Feds Home Watching Netflix
Rep. Ted Yoho reverses himself on the issue of retroactive pay for furloughed employees.
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Do Lawmakers Fear Mobs of Angry Feds?
According to one report, they're beefing up security at district offices.
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Yes, Mr. Chairman, Feds' Paychecks Could Get Delayed
House Rules Committee chairman concedes he ‘may not know all the rules.’
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Celebrating Public Service Under 'Really Stupid Circumstances'
The Service to America Medals gala was a moving and ironic event.
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The 'Nonessential' Label: Cruel and Wrong
It's not just unfair to trivialize certain employees in the shutdown. It's incorrect.
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