Legislation in the Senate would let the Postal Service create its own health insurance system that could cause major changes to the FEHBP, and changes to the military retiree pension payment system may get repealed. Federal News Radio’s Tom Temin says those won’t be the only compensation stories you should pay attention to.

Negotiators in the House and Senate won’t wait for President Obama’s budget request the beginning of March to start on Fiscal 2015. Appropriators are already setting priorities for those negotiations. Rep. David Price (D-N.C.), ranking member of the House Appropriations Homeland Security Subcommittee, already got his priority list ready.

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A group of senators has introduced legislation designed to make it easier for military members and overseas civilians to vote. The legislation includes mandates for new online systems and new requirements for state and local elections officials.

The Homeland Security Department will take the first step to move from theory to practice under President Obama’s cyber executive order. In two weeks, DHS’ National Protections and Programs directorate will launch a voluntary program for companies to improve the security of their computers and networks. Phyllis Schneck, the deputy undersecretary for cybersecurity at the Homeland Security Department, gives executive editor Jason Miller an exclusive look into the new voluntary cyber program.