Federal Insider: How one federal program beat the sequester

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View on the Web. Monday, April 1, 2013 How one federal program beat the sequester David A. Fahrenthold and Lisa Rein Amid warnings of shuttered meat plants, Congress replaced most of the funds in a food inspector program. More headlines Supreme Court's usual teams change sides in some criminal cases Overtime cuts challenge agencies The Federal Eye Capitol police close entrances due to sequester cuts Postal Service to close more than 50 centers Justice to delay furlough decisions until mid-April On Leadership Decision making for the indecisive Lillian Cunningham Authors Chip and Dan Heath offer research (and a few magic tricks) for how you can make better decisions. Federal Player Investigating federal programs to make sure public dollars are spent wisely The Partnership for Public Service GAO Director Steve Lord has helped evaluate multi-million dollar passenger, baggage and air cargo screening programs run by the Transportation Security Administration. Interactive How are the sequester cuts affecting you? President Obama and congressional leaders failed to reach an agreement to avoid the steep budget cuts known as the sequester. Share your story on how the cuts are impacting you. Follow The Washington Post:        Unsubscribe ©2013 The Washington Post 1150 15th St NW Washington, DC 20071 Help & Contact Info Privacy Policy

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