Management

One of the Longest-Running Whistleblower Cases Is About to Get Longer

Ex-FAA inspector who claimed she was fired for disclosures will appeal MSPB denial.

Management

Senator Wants to Know More About Homeland Security's Use of Paid Leave

Grassley asks Johnson for data on such issues as medical conditions, threats to staff.

Management

GSA Receives On-Time Bids to Build New FBI Headquarters

Virginia and Maryland pols continue fight to land suburban development project.

Oversight

House Move to Impeach IRS Chief May Be Illegal

Legal experts give mixed opinions on precedents for removal and censure.

Oversight

House Passes Bill to Beef Up Inspector General Powers

Watchdogs would get long-sought subpoena power over certain agency witnesses.

Management

Suspensions and Debarments of Misbehaving Contractors Drop

Annual report to Congress on contractor discipline stresses administrative alternatives.

Management

Top Homeland Security Officials Under Fire for Personal Email Use

Conservative legal group obtains documents on Secretary Johnson and 28 officials' past use of prohibited Web-based accounts.

Management

Pentagon Embraces GSA’s OASIS Services Contract

New memo of understanding extends to most non-service Defense agencies.

Oversight

Should Congressional Research Service Reports Be Kept Secret?

Bill to require automatic release stalls as Congress protects its prerogatives.

Management

How Some Agencies Are Escaping GAO's High-Risk List

Sen. Carper holds unofficial “roundtable” to showcase efforts at FDA, DHS, Defense and NASA.

Oversight

House Oversight Republicans Vote to Censure IRS Chief

Democrats defending Koskinen call the vote a “travesty” that dishonors the committee.