Confusion Over Vets' Preference in Hiring
An Even Better Presidential Transition
The Secret Service's Hiring Problem
More Senior Execs Feted in 2015
Congress Set to Go Without a Raise -- Again
U.S. Coastal Cities vs. America's Heartland
How the Top Spy Escaped Jury Duty
His job responsibilities weren't what got him excused.
The Gyrocopter Mailman Gets a Four-Month Sentence
The Florida man flew onto the West Lawn of the Capitol in 2015 to demand campaign-finance reform.
The FBI Paid a Lot of Money For That iPhone Hack
iOS hacks can cost up to $2 million.
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Senator Decries ‘Shameful’ Colleagues for Leaving USPS Board With Only One Member
Committee has confirmed six nominees, but the full Senate has yet to vote on any of them.
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Fedblog
Bill Helping Combat-Wounded Vets Recoup Lost Severance Pay Advances
Defense has been improperly taxing the disability compensation of certain vets for more than two decades.
GSA Asks Congress for Money to Upgrade Federal Courthouses
Courts officers express gratitude for proposed projects they consider long overdue.
From Washington to Tubman: A Quick History of the $20 bill
It turns out, redesigns used to be quite common.
On Politics
Would Clinton Pick a Female Running Mate?
A top aide to the Democratic frontrunner has said there are women on her short list for VP.
How a President Trump or Clinton Could Upend the Constitution
Presidents Obama and Bush expanded presidential authority significantly. It’s a dangerous precedent.
How Democrats Would Change Obamacare
If they keep the White House and win the Senate—and don’t have to focus their energy on blocking repeal—Democrats have some things about the Affordable Care Act they’d like to fix.
Excellence in Government
The Science of Job Interviews
We have a bias toward positive information when we’re judging a person’s abilities.
Many on the Hill Fear a 'Zombie' Congress
Some congressional Republicans want to put an end all lame-duck legislation—lest members yield to the urge “to feast upon the hard-earned tax dollars of the living.”
Play of the Day: More on the Harriet Tubman $20
Jackson and Tubs sounds like a buddy cop movie more than currency design.
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