Management

All-Stars of Government Whistleblowing Blast Obama Prosecutions

NSA, FBI and Justice veterans decry Gen. Petraeus' sentence as comparatively lenient.

Defense

$1.5 Billion for Rebuilding Afghanistan Remains Unspent, Watchdog Says

Special inspector general’s review raises concerns about loose financial documentation.

Defense

Watchdog Sounds Alarm on Dead Alarm in Ex-President's Home

Secret Service left Houston home of George H.W. Bush vulnerable for 13 months.

Management

Commerce's Innovation Exec Seeks to Hire Entrepreneurs

Economic development coach offers help to small businesses as survey shows most common contractor mistakes.

Management

Republicans: IRS Chose to Pay Bonuses Rather than Improve Customer Service

Agency chief defends performance awards as “an appropriate thing, for a workforce under stress.”

Oversight

House Uses Tax Day to Pass Restraints on IRS

Bills range from bans on private email use to “preventing targeting.”

Defense

It Just Got Easier to Contest Inclusion on the No Fly List

For starters, DHS will now tell people if they’re on the list; ACLU says new procedures aren’t enough.

Oversight

Program Duplication Report: Should Scientists Analyze Toy Guns?

GAO's fifth installment urges Congress to intervene, cites 12 new areas of overlap.

Oversight

VA's Handling of Whistleblowers Continues to Irk Lawmakers

Doctor reassigned to storage closet despite agency’s new cooperation with Special Counsel.

Management

New Numbers Show Decline in IRS' Phone Service

Taxpayer advocate and commissioner fear impact on citizen compliance.

Defense

Pentagon Strives for Even Better Buying Power

Upgrade to acquisition strategy stresses long-range R&D, cybersecurity and commercial sourcing.