President Barack Obama wants federal employees to share their ideas for eliminating government waste and saving taxpayers’ money as part of the 2010 SAVE Award program. “If you see a way that
MoreThe Office of Personnel Management last week announced a record-setting level of charitable giving by federal employees through the Combined Federal Campaign, amounting to nearly $282.6 million in pledges to nonprofit programs
MoreCalling veteran care the nation’s “solemn responsibility,” President Barack Obama last week said the Department of Veterans Affairs will start making it easier for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder to get the
MoreWorking with federal, state, local, tribal and Mexican partners, the Department of Homeland Security has over the past year and a half made significant progress in cracking down on border-related crime and
MoreThe Office of Management and Budget last week introduced two initiatives that will help reduce fraud and improper payments made to entities and individuals, cut government waste and create a more transparent
MoreAfter 16 months on the job, Dennis C. Blair announced yesterday he is resigning from his post as director of national intelligence. In a statement yesterday, Blair announced he will be stepping
MorePresident Barack Obama on Wednesday signed legislation that will expand health services, including mental health and counseling services, to veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Called the Caregivers and Veterans
MorePresident Barack Obama yesterday signed an executive order requiring federal Chief Information Officer Vivek Kundra and federal Chief Technology Officer Aneesh Chopra to create a website that tracks agency progress in meeting
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