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Is it the little-engine-that-could, or a zombie that can\'t be killed? The controversial alternative engine for the F-35 fighter jet is back in the news.
POPVOX is a new online tool that sorts through all the feedback that goes to Congress.
Congress is trying to extend the current CR for another two weeks.
Congress is working to make decisions on three huge issues that affect federal employees: the proposed pay freeze, workforce reductions, and agency funding. The Hill\'s Ian Swanson runs it down for us.
Auditors look at how 24 agencies secure their wireless networks and find some progress, but many of the same problems that GAO found in 2005.
Virginia Congressman Gerry Connolly discusses the likely passage of the President\'s proposed two-year federal pay freeze.
Stan Collender, director of federal budget policy for Qorvis Communications, explained what the options are for the pay freeze proposal in Congress.
The Center for Defense Information\'s Winslow Wheeler compares how the deficit reduction plans handle defense spending and financial management reform.
The Government Accountability Office takes a look at how the Department of Housing and Urban Development is doing with modernizing IT. GAO\'s Randy Hite tells us about the findings.
Chairman and Ranking Member of committee overseeing GAO both recommended him to President Obama as best candidate.
Congress has one week left before the Lame Duck session is set to end. Molly Hooper, a congressional reporter with The Hill brings us the latest.
Tom Shoop of Gov Exec explains the possibility of a government shutdown.
Sen. George Voinovich (R-Oh.) speaks to Jason Miller about ways agencies can improve federal management.
Under all the good telework is expected to bring to government, there are some limitations built into the new law.