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Senate passes stop-gap bill to avoid shutdown
The Senate has voted to put off a government shutdown until Dec. 16 while negotiations continue on an omnibus deal.
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Government waste gets a 2015 Star Wars tie-in
Sen. Jeff Flake offers up “Wastebook: The Farce Awakens,” an accounting of 100 federal programs his office deemed wasteful for fiscal 2015.
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Budget deal provides relief for Pentagon, DoD comptroller McCord
For DoD comptroller Mike McCord, the Bipartisan Budget Act must seem like waiting for Santa Claus.
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Postal Service revenue gain allows ‘limited flexibility’ to invest
Pre-funding employee retirement still spills buckets of red ink on report.
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Government shutdown lurks in budget negotiations
The Budget Bipartisan Act of 2015 is like a paper map for preventing government shutdown.
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Highway bill takes center stage for debt collection fight
A provision to help fund the highway bill has drawn the ire of the NTEU.
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Boehner budget deal includes protections for Medicare B
The legislation would shield some federal retirees from higher health premiums.
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White House innovation plan goes back to the future
Obama’s new innovation strategy calls for greater federal investment in research and education.
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Senate passes NDAA, sets up White house showdown
Veto threat targets ‘budgeting gimmick’ in bill designed to thwart Congress’ own spending caps.
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Government burns $125B in improper payments, GAO says
Improper payments are up $19 billion from 2013, largely from Medicare, Medicaid and erroneous tax credit claims.
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Senate passes stop-gap bill to avoid shutdown
The Senate has voted to put off a government shutdown until Dec. 16 while negotiations continue on an omnibus deal.
-
Government waste gets a 2015 Star Wars tie-in
Sen. Jeff Flake offers up “Wastebook: The Farce Awakens,” an accounting of 100 federal programs his office deemed wasteful for fiscal 2015.
-
Budget deal provides relief for Pentagon, DoD comptroller McCord
For DoD comptroller Mike McCord, the Bipartisan Budget Act must seem like waiting for Santa Claus.
-
Postal Service revenue gain allows ‘limited flexibility’ to invest
Pre-funding employee retirement still spills buckets of red ink on report.
-
Government shutdown lurks in budget negotiations
The Budget Bipartisan Act of 2015 is like a paper map for preventing government shutdown.
-
Highway bill takes center stage for debt collection fight
A provision to help fund the highway bill has drawn the ire of the NTEU.
-
Boehner budget deal includes protections for Medicare B
The legislation would shield some federal retirees from higher health premiums.
-
White House innovation plan goes back to the future
Obama’s new innovation strategy calls for greater federal investment in research and education.
-
Senate passes NDAA, sets up White house showdown
Veto threat targets ‘budgeting gimmick’ in bill designed to thwart Congress’ own spending caps.
-
Government burns $125B in improper payments, GAO says
Improper payments are up $19 billion from 2013, largely from Medicare, Medicaid and erroneous tax credit claims.
-
Senate passes stop-gap bill to avoid shutdown
The Senate has voted to put off a government shutdown until Dec. 16 while negotiations continue on an omnibus deal.
-
Government waste gets a 2015 Star Wars tie-in
Sen. Jeff Flake offers up “Wastebook: The Farce Awakens,” an accounting of 100 federal programs his office deemed wasteful for fiscal 2015.
-
Budget deal provides relief for Pentagon, DoD comptroller McCord
For DoD comptroller Mike McCord, the Bipartisan Budget Act must seem like waiting for Santa Claus.
-
Postal Service revenue gain allows ‘limited flexibility’ to invest
Pre-funding employee retirement still spills buckets of red ink on report.
-
Government shutdown lurks in budget negotiations
The Budget Bipartisan Act of 2015 is like a paper map for preventing government shutdown.
-
Highway bill takes center stage for debt collection fight
A provision to help fund the highway bill has drawn the ire of the NTEU.
-
Boehner budget deal includes protections for Medicare B
The legislation would shield some federal retirees from higher health premiums.
-
White House innovation plan goes back to the future
Obama’s new innovation strategy calls for greater federal investment in research and education.
-
Senate passes NDAA, sets up White house showdown
Veto threat targets ‘budgeting gimmick’ in bill designed to thwart Congress’ own spending caps.
-
Government burns $125B in improper payments, GAO says
Improper payments are up $19 billion from 2013, largely from Medicare, Medicaid and erroneous tax credit claims.













