Measuring program results is a challenge.

White House to provide summer jobs for young Americans ages 15-25.

Bipartisan bill would cap increases to certain health insurance fees in the program.

Chamber’s 2013 Defense authorization bill also rejects administration’s TRICARE premium hikes for retirees.

USPS will begin phase-in approach with 48 closures this summer.

Push to provide career-track employment doesn’t apply to same-sex partners.

House appropriators approve 1.7 percent pay boost for service members in fiscal 2013.

Lockheed Martin CIO Sondra Barbour is interviewed.

Pay and benefits top the list of worries for military families, according to survey.

Contract resulting from 27 months of negotiation will be valid for four years.

Legislation revising the law prohibiting feds from certain political activities doesn’t address technological advances.

USPS stands to gain from the new guidance issued to agencies.

Pay for performance suspended until fiscal 2013.

Joseph Jordan advances through committee with only one vote in opposition.

Committee reiterates the legislation is unrelated to same-sex marriage.

Administration adds to website bios of previous presidents.

Once the only sanctioned smartphone in town, the BlackBerry could be on its way to the recycling bin.

GOP contender draws sharp contrast between himself on size, role and operations of government.

Subcommittee funds prior base closing rounds at requested levels.

Act would extend retirement and other benefits to same-sex couples in the federal workforce.

The government handed out $43 million less in merit awards in 2011 than in 2010.

Morning Joe anchors and former Redskins lead hundreds in calisthenics.

A reunion brings some perspective.

The work of its more than 100,000 employees has a tremendous impact on the American economy.