Members of Congress are back at work on the Hill, and lots of activity centers on the National Defense Authorization bill, which has passed the House.
Half of the Biden nominees are waiting to serve as federal judges.
A mobile and interactive service known as “Annie” is being deployed nationwide to help vets keep up with their healthcare protocols via text message.
House appropriators passed the Financial Services and General Government 2025 spending bill yesterday, though it's 20% below what President Biden wanted.
If there's a universal constant among federal agencies, it's forms. Forms often get complicated and that can impede people's applications for benefits.
The EAC's Clearinghouse Awards recognize best practices in election administration.
FBI revoked the staffer's clearance for what it called "questionable judgment" when it came to the agency's investigations into the attack on the U.S. Capitol.
A fake news article suggested that beneficiaries would get an immediate $600 payment increase.
The DHS's Science and Technology Directorate has formulated the agency's first ever Innovation, Research and Development (IRD) Strategic Plan.
A Navy contractor has a million-dollar dispute after waiting five years for the government to audit indirect costs.
The Partnership for Public Service found that in just one year, trust has dropped 10%.
One challenge for the Veterans Affairs Department is basic. Veterans themselves typically don't know about all of the benefits they're entitled to.
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is moving away from analog records and requiring it in digital format. June 30 will be the deadline.
Federal services contractors are scratching their heads over a State Department solicitation to sponsor three federally funded research and development centers.
Meet the new director of the Material Measurement Laboratory at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, Kate Beers.