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  1. A new House plan proposes increasing defense spending next year and imposing severe cuts upon many non-Defense Department agencies.

    House committee plans deep 2014 spending cuts

    A new House Appropriations Committee plan proposes increasing defense spending next year by 5 percent and imposing severe cuts upon many non-Defense Department agencies, especially the Health and Human Services, Labor, Education and State departments.

  1. GSA awards governmentwide mobile contract

    The General Services Administration on Wednesday awarded a governmentwide contract for discounted wireless services and mobile devices, which the agency expects will save $300 million over five years.

  2. IG hits back at Afghan criticism on contractor taxes

    A government watchdog is defending an audit that uncovered tens of millions of dollars in Afghan taxes improperly levied against federal contractors in recent years amid sharp criticism from the country's finance ministry.

  1. Pentagon goes it alone on electronic health records

  2. Obama taps Tangherlini to be permanent GSA chief

  3. Agencies respond to tornado under shadow of sequester

  4. Sequester doesn't add up for IGs

  5. GSA starts effort to improve cybersecurity in procurements

  6. How State Department was duped in $60M fraud scheme

  7. Tangherlini: Tighter budgets mean bigger role for GSA

  8. DoD approves Apple iPhones, iPads for military use

  9. Obama names new IRS commissioner

  10. IRS acting commissioner resigns in wake of scandal

  11. Justice Department launches criminal probe at IRS

  12. DNI Clapper: No furloughs for civilian intel workers

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  1. A new House plan proposes increasing defense spending next year and imposing severe cuts upon many non-Defense Department agencies. AFP via Getty Images

    House committee plans deep 2014 spending cuts

    • May. 24, 2013 - 1:28 PM

    A new House Appropriations Committee plan proposes increasing defense spending next year by 5 percent and imposing severe cuts upon many non-Defense …

  1. Sequester doesn't add up for IGs
  2. FBI's Mueller expects furloughs next year
  3. Courts seek $73M in emergency funding
  4. DoD halts shifting war money into base budget

Blogs

  1. DHS says Spires’ departure not linked to CIO authority issues
  2. Werfel missed at Senate hearing
  3. Attention, Combined Federal Campaign charities, PCFOs, participating employees (and anyone else involved in the CFC)
  4. Chief performance officer’s job now vacant; Senate proceeding with Deese nomination
  5. Amazon gets federal cloud certification
  6. Agencies challenged to balance data sharing and security, experts say

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  1. 5% of federal workforce furloughed Friday as agencies shut down

    The IRS, Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Management and Budget, and the Housing and Urban Development Department — which have a combined staff of about 116,600 — closed down entirely May 24 to help meet their mandated budget cuts. Above is the IRS headquarters in Washington. Mark Wilson / Getty Images
    • May. 24, 2013 - 12:56 PM

    Roughly 117,000 federal employees are on leave without pay Friday in the first major round of sequester-driven furloughs.

  1. More feds investing in TSP's L Funds
  2. DNI Clapper: No furloughs for civilian intel workers
  3. Report: Recruit more science and tech talent
  4. DoD employees to get 11 furlough days
  1. More Pay & Benefits
  2. Federal Pay and Performance, Federal Retirement Benefits, Federal Health Care

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  1. A new House plan proposes increasing defense spending next year and imposing severe cuts upon many non-Defense Department agencies. AFP via Getty Images

    House committee plans deep 2014 spending cuts

    • May. 24, 2013 - 1:28 PM

    A new House Appropriations Committee plan proposes increasing defense spending next year by 5 percent and imposing severe cuts upon many non-Defense …

  1. GSA awards governmentwide mobile contract
  2. IG hits back at Afghan criticism on contractor taxes
  3. Pentagon goes it alone on electronic health records
  4. Obama taps Tangherlini to be permanent GSA chief
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  1. 5% of federal workforce furloughed Friday as agencies shut down

    The IRS, Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Management and Budget, and the Housing and Urban Development Department — which have a combined staff of about 116,600 — closed down entirely May 24 to help meet their mandated budget cuts. Above is the IRS headquarters in Washington. Mark Wilson / Getty Images
    • May. 24, 2013 - 12:56 PM

    Roughly 117,000 federal employees are on leave without pay Friday in the first major round of sequester-driven furloughs.

  1. Obama announces pick for new OPM director
  2. IG hits back at Afghan criticism on contractor taxes
  3. Obama taps Tangherlini to be permanent GSA chief
  4. Agencies respond to tornado under shadow of sequester
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  1. Katherine Archuleta Photo by Christopher Dilts for Obama for America

    Obama announces pick for new OPM director

    • May. 24, 2013 - 1:30 PM

    President Obama plans to nominate Katherine Archuleta to be the next director of the Office of Personnel Management.

  1. Justice Department launches criminal probe at IRS
  2. Obama orders gender pay gap study
  3. IG frustrated by OPM's handling of improper payments to dead retirees
  4. Pension accuracy slips as OPM picks up pace
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  1. A new House plan proposes increasing defense spending next year and imposing severe cuts upon many non-Defense Department agencies. AFP via Getty Images

    House committee plans deep 2014 spending cuts

    • May. 24, 2013 - 1:28 PM

    A new House Appropriations Committee plan proposes increasing defense spending next year by 5 percent and imposing severe cuts upon many non-Defense …

  1. Agencies respond to tornado under shadow of sequester
  2. Former IRS head says he didn't know of Tea Party affair
  3. IRS acting commissioner resigns in wake of scandal
  4. Justice Department launches criminal probe at IRS
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