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Obama on Management Reform: It's a Private Matter
President says his new reform agenda will be driven by private sector leaders.
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Taxpayer Advocate’s Solution to Scandal
Targeting conservatives violated 8 of 10 tenets of proposed Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
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Obama Breaks Ranks With Senior Executives
A shortsighted decision to shut down a senior executive bonus program.
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Dingell Letters and the History Books
'You can stop a lot more rapscallions in government with questions than by going out and breaking heads,' longest-serving lawmaker says.
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Management and the Romney Transition That Wasn't
The would-be president would have had a relatively small transition staff dedicated to federal management issues.
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A Bureaucrat With a Name and a Face
Letter responds to criticism that regulations are written by 'thousands of unnamed, unreachable bureaucrats.'
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The Union and the IRS Scandal
NTEU president says she had no discussions with the White House related to targeting of conservative groups.
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Video: Stephen Colbert on the Census Bureau
Comedian pokes fun at bill to restrict agency’s surveying ability
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Infographic: We the (Unconfirmed) People
Plenty of vacancies exist in the Obama administration, and the Senate isn’t helping.
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Postal Service Hopes to Take a Bite Out of Dog Attacks
Nearly 6,000 postal employees were attacked by dogs in 2012, USPS says.
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A New Publication for New Challenges in Defense
Announcing the impending launch of Defense One.
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Hot Summer in Store for State Employees
State Department will raise the temperatures to cut spending.
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Clapper’s Near-International Incident
The director of national intelligence tells a boyhood tale of a father who took a swing at Egypt's King Farouk.
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FLOTUS to Feds: You’re Invisible
First Lady’s well-meaning remark to Interior employees draws laughs.
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