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The National Archives and Records Administration has rolled out a new tool to help researchers, students and fellow feds. Mark Giguere is Lead Information Technology of Policy & Planning and ERM eGov co-Program Manager Modern…
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Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich is out on bail after being charged by federal prosecutors of trying to sell President-elect Barack Obama’s Senate seat. So, what exactly happens now? Diana Veilleux is a partner with the…
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Nonprofit Formed to Help Veterans Wasted Large Sum, Senate Report Says (Washington Post) GSA to contractors: Drop a dime on crime (FCW) Barney Frank scolds Rep. Issa for open mic comment Medicare insurers’ profits exceed…
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What They Think of You Learning about the public’s perception of the Federal government was the goal of “In The Public We Trust,” a new report from the Partnership for Public Service. Their Vice President…
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Happy 25th birthday to the Council for Excellence in Government! The group is going to be celebrating with a gala tonight. President and CEO Patricia McGinnis is here to give us a taste of what’s…
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The topic of climate change has been top of mind for many in past years, and the federal government is no different. John Gibbons is former Director, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy…
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The Environmental Protection Agency recently won the President’s Quality Award for Management Excellence, and this is the second year in a row they’ve done it! Deputy Administrator Marcus Peacock is here with more about how…
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For the first time, the US Patent and Trademark Office met all of its objectives required by the Government Performance and Results Act in FY 2008. That’s a 1993 law designed to improve federal project…
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Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich and his chief of staff were arrested yesterday on conspiracy and bribery charges. The governor is accused of trying to make money from selling, so to speak, the Senate seat vacated…
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Lawmakers press Bush to rescind order curbing collective bargaining (GovExec) OPM proposes another COLA decrease for Alaskan cities (FederalTimes) House ethics panel expands Rangel investigation Retrial begins for Safavian in corruption case Treasury Bills Trade…
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Building a New Military The last military academy speech of President Bush’s tenure was at West Point today. He talked to the cadets about the state of the war on terror, and how realigning the…
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Don’t ever hit the reset button – at least, don’t do it when thinking about workplace reforms. That’s the message from one of the latest reports issued by the Partnership for Public Service and Grant…
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There are many federal offices involved in fighting terrorism and one of those is the Office of the Coordinator for Counter-Terrorism at the State Department. Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley is Deputy Coordinator of Programs, Policy and Budget,…
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The next generation of air travel has arrived. That according to the Federal Aviation Administration, which has been working on a massive project called NextGen. Recently, the FAA gave the green light to NextGen’s Satellite…
December 09, 2008
