Oversight

Commerce Hopes to Derail Lawsuits on Census Citizenship Question

A New York judge ruled that a multi-state suit can move forward in challenging the addition.

Management

Attorney General Cancels Two Dozen Justice Guidance Documents

Sessions’ deregulatory approach targets memos deemed “unnecessary, outdated, inconsistent.”

Management

GSA Streamlines General Schedules to Allow Ancillary Purchases

The initiative aims to make it easier for agencies to adjust existing deals for related products or services.

Defense

Deputy Commander in Iraq Misused Staff for Personal Tasks

IG absolves Brig. Gen. Rick Uribe of charges he wore unearned medals and skipped weigh-ins.

Oversight

Former ICE General Counsel Heads to Prison for Identity Theft

Justice Department announces Raphael Sanchez pleaded guilty to defrauding aliens.

Management

OMB Sharpens Guidance for Improving Programs and Curbing Improper Payments

Mulvaney seeks to reduce reporting burdens as agencies appoint new management officers.

Management

Meet the Government Chemist Who Spent 36 Months on Paid Leave Before He Was Fired

Daniel Horowitz learned Friday of his dismissal by the departing Chemical Safety Board chief.

Management

Streamlined Grant Reporting May Be Coming Soon

Survey shows data standardization can boost efficiency, though cultural blocks remain.

News

A Gray Day Outside OPM: Employees React to Agency's Diminished Role Under Reorganization Plan

Administration suggests transferring functions such as administering the federal employee health insurance program to other agencies.

Oversight

EPA’s Criminal Enforcement Numbers Are Dropping Under Pruitt

Advocacy group compares staff sizes against administrator’s personal security.