Modernization
Don't bet on an online gambling bill
Senate leaders don't expect Congress to address gaming legislation.
Digital Government
Online-gambling bill stalled by tactical spat
After months of negotiations, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., appear to have come to an impasse
Digital Government
Senate gets down to business, including NextGen implementation
Long-stalled FAA reauthorization bill will be examined.
Digital Government
Democrats set fast schedule for Defense, other spending bills
Top Senate Democrats hope to dispense with the fiscal 2010 defense authorization in just four days next week so they can clear the Senate floor for health care legislation and a vote on Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor. But with battles expected over several provisions of the defense bill, meeting that timeline might be a tall order.
Digital Government
Senators consider cutting Agriculture IT funds from stimulus
Money for Farm Service Agency upgrade could get the ax, but critic says money is needed to process payments for farmers.
Digital Government
Senator wants to put hold on GSA nominee over contract
Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, has renewed charges that, as head of the agency's Federal Acquisition Service, Jim Williams helped the former administrator improperly pressure contracting officers.
Digital Government
White House threatens to veto House e-mail storage bill
The administration opposes a provision that would give the National Archives and Records Administration new oversight responsibilities.
Digital Government
Davis asks committee to investigate Bloch's online defenses
Congressman questions the legality of Bloch ordering a subordinate to post online messages in his defense under pseudonyms in comment sections of Web publications.
Digital Government
OSC chief pushed subordinate to post online rebuttals
On many occasions since 2006, Scott Bloch, head of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel, ordered a subordinate to post comments on blogs and in the "comment" sections of online news stories using a pseudonym.
Digital Government
Obama, McCain give boost to contract data legislation
Bill would require federal agencies to include searchable copies of all contracts they award and details about the bidding process on USASpending.gov.
Digital Government
National Archives reticent about broadening mission
While officials at NARA cite budgetary constraints as the problem moving forward in their new role as open-government cops, critics point to cultural reasons.
Digital Government
Authorization bill attracts contracting reform amendments
Democratic lawmakers are eyeing the House and Senate fiscal 2009 defense authorization bills as vehicles for a series of measures that would change the acquisition system, staffers and industry officials said.
Digital Government
Federal e-mail preservation clears House committee
The bill, which would force the White House and federal agencies to improve policies for storing e-mails, heads to the House floor.
Digital Government
White House forces resignation of embattled GSA chief
Controversial administrator Lurita Doan was summoned to the White House for a late afternoon meeting Tuesday, and resigned later that evening.
Digital Government
OMB: Don't bother submitting 2010 budget requests
Instead of readying a full federal budget, OMB will prepare an estimate based on current spending that does not include proposed increases and new policy proposals.
Digital Government
GAO: Military gear for sale on Web poses security risk
A team of undercover GAO agents found parts for the fighter plane, body armor, night vision goggles and other military items for sale to the highest bidder on eBay, Craigslist.org and other Web sites.
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