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Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
Congress wants reports. But Congress’s own budget problems means they can’t get them.
Continuing resolutions prevent the Congressional Budget Office from hiring staff, taking on certain projects and conducting training.
By Jessie Bur
CBO: Trump military buildup would cost taxpayers an extra $683 billion
The military buildup President Donald Trump has called for would cost $683 billion more than current spending plans over the next decade, according to a new analysis by the Congressional Budget Office.
By Joe Gould
CBO: Federal budget deficit rises to $668B
Republicans controlling Congress are working on companion nonbinding budget plans that promise sharp spending cuts and shrinking deficits, but they aren’t likely to actually try to carry out the cuts.
By Andrew Taylor, The Associated Press