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Panel seeks tracking, displaying federal spending dataDec 20, 2011
The government does a poor job of collecting and posting data on how trillions of dollars are spent each year, according to a presidentially chartered group of senior federal officials.
Open-government groups protest rule allowing federal officials to lie
Open-government groups are fighting a proposed Justice Department rule to allow federal law enforcement agencies to lie about the existence of government documents being sought by the public.
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Software that predicts the future: Does it really help?
For the IRS, a type of software known as predictive analytics may offer one means of deciding which taxpayers most likely warrant an audit. The U.S. Postal Service's inspector general has just begun using analytics to identify high-risk contracts. And at least one agency is exploring the technology as a means of predicting which of its employees will be retiring soon.
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Space shuttle program officially ends
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Without ceremony, a NASA program that launched 135 missions over 30 years — the final one in July — morphed into the new Space Shuttle Transition and Retirement Office, which began operations Thursday.
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Panel seeks tracking, displaying federal spending data
The government does a poor job of collecting and posting data on how trillions of dollars are spent each year, according to a presidentially chartered group of senior federal officials.
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Open-government groups protest rule allowing federal officials to lie
Open-government groups are fighting a proposed Justice Department rule to allow federal law enforcement agencies to lie about the existence of government documents being sought by the public.
(6)
Software that predicts the future: Does it really help?
For the IRS, a type of software known as predictive analytics may offer one means of deciding which taxpayers most likely warrant an audit. The U.S. Postal Service's inspector general has just begun using analytics to identify high-risk contracts. And at least one agency is exploring the technology as a means of predicting which of its employees will be retiring soon.
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Space shuttle program officially ends
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Without ceremony, a NASA program that launched 135 missions over 30 years — the final one in July — morphed into the new Space Shuttle Transition and Retirement Office, which began operations Thursday.
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