Management
Defense Agency Faulted for Wrongful Challenge to Contractor
Pentagon IG requests restoration of $6.6 million in disallowed subcontractor expenses.
Management
CDC Officials Own Up to Missing Ebola Signals
The virus had infected 20,000 people in West Africa and claimed the lives of nearly 8,000 as of December 2014.
Defense
Pass-Through Contracts for War Zones Need Monitoring, GAO Finds
Pentagon, State and USAID could be at risk of overpaying subcontractors.
Defense
Anti-ISIS Operation Gets Its Own Inspector General
Pentagon watchdog to lead audits of military and foreign aid campaigns.
Management
Health Service Marks Banner Year Without a Surgeon General
Commissioned corps took on Ebola and skin cancer, and reignited no-smoking campaign.
Oversight
Senate Appropriations Chief: IRS Cuts Could Have Been Much Worse
Mikulski says spending bill negotiations removed far-steeper decreases favored by the House.
Management
EPA’s Budget Cut Shrinks Staff to Smallest Since 1989
As GOP intensifies oversight, agency vows to continue with mission.
Management
Lockheed Martin Unit Forfeits $27.5 Million for Overbilling
Justice says contractor violated False Claims Act with underqualified workers.
News
Cigar Enthusiasts Champing at the Bit
Obama's move to normalize relations has opened new trade and investment possibilities.
Management
OMB Trumpets Progress on Tracking Contractor Performance and Other Cross-Agency Goals
Obama push for data-driven management is paying off, according to update.
Management
Budget-Crunched IRS Revamps Exempt Organizations Division
Unit that birthed targeting controversy speeds up applications processing.
News
The Ambassadorial Confirmation Scorecard
The Senate just confirmed a slew of nominees, but there are many others who remain in limbo.
Management
It's Hard to Tell Whether U.S. Spending to Elevate Women in Afghanistan Is Working
Defense, State and USAID are unable to link their efforts to gains by women, watchdog finds.
Management
GPO Rebrands Itself for the Digital Era
The Government Printing Office is no more—it’s now the Government Publishing Office.
Management
Ex-Homeland Security Investigator Draws 3 Years in Prison for Falsifying Records
Texas-based Eugenio Pedraza was found guilty of impeding agency criminal investigations.
Management
Crocker: U.S. Wingtips and Pumps, Not Boots, Might Have Helped Syria
Veteran ambassador calls for more diplomatic engagement.
Oversight
Embattled CBO Director Defends Calculation of Economic Uncertainties
Some Republican ‘supply siders’ want more dynamic scoring of budget changes.
Defense
Defense Bill Extends Disputed Small Business Program
Contractors gain opportunities for women-owned firms, exports.
Management
FEMA Ups Its Game in Sussing Out Phony Aid Claims
GAO reports Hurricane Sandy-related improper payments are down compared with those for Katrina.
Management
Contractor CEO Pleads Guilty to 20-Year Fraud of USAID
Millions of dollars of overbilling found in Iraq, Afghanistan reconstruction.
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