Digital Government
Spending cuts: Welcome to the new normal
The sequester's across-the-board requirements will be softened, but the overall budget cuts are here to stay.
Digital Government
A possible reprieve on STOCK Act disclosures?
National Academy of Public Administration warns that online financial reporting could 'threaten agency missions, individual safety and privacy;' Carper vows 'very serious consideration.'
Digital Government
After the sequester: Why March 27 is even scarier
The March 1 sequester will almost certainly take place -- and negotiations to avoid a full-blown shutdown just a few weeks later are not looking particularly promising.
Digital Government
16 days and counting: A sequester status check
There are ways to still avoid across-the-board cuts at agencies, but the politics are daunting.
Digital Government
Guess who else is prepping for sequester cuts?
Across-the-board cuts on March 1 would hit Congress as well -- though one key line item would remain untouched.
Digital Government
Congress begins to look beyond the budget
Why new chairmen and post-election realities could spark action on cybersecurity, IT procurement and other key issues.
People
Darrell Issa: Friend or foe?
The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has put countless agency leaders in the hot seat, but his efforts on IT reform reflect a solutions-oriented, bipartisan approach.
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