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Commentator Barlow Herget says he has been puzzled by the reporting on the Rush Limbaugh attack on Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown University student.
Based on lessons learned over the last two years, new guidance is coming to help agencies refine their greenhouse gas efforts.
Everything your agency does is, theoretically, based in public policy. But when something happens to change public opinion, that policy might change. Take the Gulf oil spill, for example.
The House Republican response to President Obama\'s fiscal 2013 budget is similar to last year\'s, which caused a \"political firestorm\" for its proposed changes to Medicare, said The Hill staff writer Erik Wasson.
The Internal Revenue Service\'s systems leave taxpayer data at risk according to government auditors.
A panel of lawmakers concluded that it was not easy doing business with the Defense Department, especially for small and medium sized business.
The goal is to give people a platform for developing programs soldiers can use on-the-go.
The Morning Federal Newscast is a daily compilation of the stories you hear Federal Drive host Tom Temin discuss throughout the show each day. The Newscast is designed to give FederalNewsRadio.com users more information about the stories you hear on the air. Today\'s newscast includes a potential hurdle for whistleblowers and a bill that would make it easier for the government to sell off its excess real estate.
Two small agencies with large responsibilities toward the federal workforce say they\'ve trimmed all the fat from their budgets and will need more resources to keep up with increasing caseloads. Merit Systems Protection Board Chairman Susan Tsui Grundmann told a Senate subcommittee she worries about impending staff retirements as well. The Office of Special Counsel is also feeling pressure to do more with less.
Gen. Keith Alexander, commander of the U.S. Cyber Command, told lawmakers DoD would complete an updated version of rules of engagement for cyberspace in the next month or two. Some congressmen believe the Pentagon needs broader authorities to protect the nation from cyber attacks.
Army would agree to buy energy from private plants on Army land but cut the plants off from the electric grid in the event of an emergency. The final solicitation could be out by this spring.
What do skydiving and retiring have in common? Short answer is that many people only do each once, and it is a really good idea to do it right the first time, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says.
On the In Depth show blog, you can listen to the interviews, find more information about the guests on the show each day and links to additional resources.
Kerry McDermott, senior policy director at WestHealth Policy Center will discuss a wide range of healthcare issues, with host John Gilroy. March 20, 2012(Encore presentation May 22, 2012)