The Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General is using the weight of a dozen audits to get hospitals to stop overcharging the government.
In today's Federal Newscast: The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is actually leading to stuff being fixed. The Defense Logistics Agency gets a step closer to hitting the spot with G-Invoicing. And the GSA looks to Arkansas for nuclear and renewable energy sources for federal agencies.
A tough year for federal employees in both the stock market and the bond market over the past year.
The Election Assistance Commission makes sure people have the help they need to vote.
In today's Federal Newscast: OPM is urged to disallow salary history in both the hiring and pay-setting processes. The VA is taking corrective action after disclosing the vaccination status of more than half a million employees. And the Secret Service gets some new cybersecurity advice.
Behind the visible efforts though FEMA, there is a mission support function that ensures the right money, equipment and people are in place.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office enlisted artificial intelligence technology from IBM which is also to helping inventors navigate and understand prior art.
What does it mean for us? That's what federal contractors are asking themselves in the aftermath of the midterm elections.
In today's Federal Newscast: The Pentagon continues to face challenges in responding to cyber-attacks on military networks. Agencies may get some help with training for human resources specialists. And the Defense Department still can't meet its goals for keeping its planes "mission ready."
In nominating Danny Werfel to run the IRS, the White House recognizes revelvant experience in more ways than one.
Scientists from China work on sensitive projects at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, then go back to help China with what they've learned.
The House will be back in session this week. The agenda will likely include the NDAA, the budget and some veterans' issues.
The Air Force tests airplanes before it buys them. Now it's testing software programming tools before buying them.
In today's Federal Newscast: The Air Force and Space Force are offering a day off for servicemembers to get the latest shot. Three agencies are teaming up to help veterans better understand their protections against employment discrimination. And the Biden administration is taking steps to require major federal contractors to reduce air pollution.
The stock market has driven down the number of federal employees with at least a million dollars in their Thrift Savings Plan accounts.