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Unions challenge DHS rules

Four unions for federal workers sued to stop the implementation of final personnel rules for DHS.

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Global site fights abuse

A Web site developed by an international alliance of law enforcement agencies focuses on preventing child abuse online.

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OMB targets payments

Federal agencies made $45.1 billion worth of improper payments in fiscal 2004, according to a new report.

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DHS changes personnel rules

Unions say they will sue to stop the implementation of new DHS regulations that make raises contingent on performance and reduce collective bargaining situations.

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Student aid drops off risk list

But the IRS modernization effort remains a high-risk program, in the eyes of the Government Accountability Office.

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DHS can improve, experts say

The Homeland Security Department should restructure management, experts tell a Senate committee.

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Bush wants easier firing

OMB unveils troika of management agenda proposals.

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Balutis to join Input

The former fed has joined the market research firm as president and CEO.

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Collins: More money for high-risk targets

The senator from Maine introduced a bill to direct more federal homeland security dollars to states and cities at higher risk for a terrorist attack.

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Davis tries license bill again

Rep. Tom Davis reintroduced a proposal to require federal standards for ID verification on driver's licenses.

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CACI hires Kellogg for R&D

The company also reported quarterly results.

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GAO highlights Pentagon shortcomings

The Defense Department accounts for eight of 30 programs cited by Congressional auditors as susceptible to waste, fraud and mismanagement.

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Sharing leads GAO risk list

Cross-government information sharing for homeland security tops the list of four new federal efforts at high risk of failure, GAO says.

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Loy replacement picked

President Bush plans to nominate Michael Jackson, former deputy secretary for transportation, as DHS second-in-command.

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Air Force to set data warehouse policy

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. John Jumper will issue a policy with guidelines and a deadline to start distributing information into the service's data warehouse.

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CMS to track Medicare drug benefit costs

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services wants to build an efficient framework to track seniors’ out-of-pocket expenses under Medicare’s new drug benefit. <@SM>

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FTS gets acting commish

Barbara Shelton will take over the Federal Technology Service when Sandra Bates retires.

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Case of the defunct file system

FBI expected to halt work as problems with system persist

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The Davis Plan

Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) has become one of the most influential people in the information technology community.

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IRS works to finesse $80 million cut

Officials learn to cope with bad news