In today's Federal Newscast, despite facing recent scrutiny, some veterans organizations still feel Dr. David Shulkin is the best person to run the Veterans Affairs Department.
IG review finds DoD has closed previously-identified gaps in quality of medical care.
The White House plans to give IT modernization efforts a boost through Technology Business Management (TBM) standards.
The Homeland Security Industrial Base said it is still looking for more collaboration and communication from DHS.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Office of Personnel Management told agencies they may need to be flexible when applying retroactive pay for federal employees during the most recent government shutdown.
The Environmental Protection Agency is moving ahead on its decision to shutter an agency-owned facility in Michigan that will impact nearly 20 emergency response employees.
Before her retirement, Vivieca Wright Simpson had been with VA for 32 years. Peter O'Rourke, the director of VA's new Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection, will serve as VA's permanent chief of staff going forward.
Preparing the president's most recent budget request was particularly challenging for the Office of Management and Budget this year.
Federal Drive host Tom Temin looks back at his 10 years of covering the federal beat for Federal News Radio.
John Kamensky, chairman of NAPA’s panel on executive organization and management, explains three steps that federal mangers can take in order to improve organizational health and performance within their agency’s unit.
Senior Correspondent Mike Causey hopes this cheers up active and retired federal workers in sticker shock over the new White House budget.
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said Thursday he would reimburse the U.S. Treasury for his wife's travel expenses and instead wanted to turn attention back to veterans issues. VA is requesting a $12 billion budget increase for 2019.
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee members want a full briefing from GSA on its new plan for the FBI headquarters.
Defense officials say each military services has its own readiness recovery plan, and they promise to be transparent with Congress about progress.
U.S. Northern Command is conducting an internal review to see what it can learn from this past hurricane season to better prepare for future relief efforts.