If you go by averages the stock market is long overdue for a major correction — at least 20 percent, maybe 30 percent or more. During the Great Recession it was down almost 40 percent.
The Treasury Department’s Bureau of Fiscal Service lays out ambitious goals to strengthen the central processes of disbursing, collections, reporting and administrative services.
Sean Moulton, POGO's open government project manager, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin for the highlights.
A vendor received no help from the district court after it dismissed the case of whether GAO must comply with the Administrative Procedures Act.
In today's Federal Newscast, a new proposal rolls back what the White House deems over-regulation of the commercial space launch industry.
The Department of Navy outlined its plan for the new CIO organization with new roles for four executives.
Virginia Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner join a handful of federal employee organizations to advocate for a quick fix to a complex issue buried in the new tax act that's having unintended and harmful consequences for some federal employees.
The reforms touch on perishable goods, asset forfeiture and modernizing the agency.
Federal employee groups are encouraging fast action from the General Services Administration to quickly update tax regulations and write new guidance on tax deductible moving and travel expenses.
The Treasury Department is launching a series of new data analysis tools to let people have access to a treasure trove of contracts, grants and other spending information like never before.
Federal technologists are figuring out if blockchain online ledger technology can help their agencies, while the Treasury Department's Bureau of the Fiscal Service may have an idea.
When it comes to the safest investment option in their 401(k) plan, federal employees and retirees are split down the middle.
It was only recently that the IRS started notifying victims of employment-related identity theft and a program glitch means many have yet to be told.
Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin stressed the importance of giving the IRS nearly $400 million annually for fiscal years 2018 and 2019 to help implement the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Customer satisfaction with the federal government reached an 11-year high in 2017 according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index.