Federal Eye Archive: From The Pages of The Post

Orszag on health care reform

Office of Management and Budget Director Peter Orszag delivers the Obama administration's health-care reform sales pitch in a Washington Post op-ed today by focusing on the economic impact of the efforts. "If we do nothing to slow the skyrocketing cost...

Latinos Kick Off Campaign to Counter Census Fears

The Post's Carol Morello reports: A coalition of prominent Latinos kicked off a nationwide campaign Thursday urging people to fill out the 2010 census forms. It is an attempt to counter fears that census data could lead to deportation and...

Gulf Coast Worried About 2010 Census

A coalition of community and civil rights leaders from the Gulf Coast region is asking Congress to keep close tabs on how the Census Bureau counts Americans displaced almost four years ago by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the latest regional...

The Making of a Secret Service Agent

A Secret Service trainee improves his aim at the agency's James J. Rowley Training Center in Maryland. (Paul Morse/Post) "Being a Secret Service agent might be a stoic, macho job. It is also a little bit like being pregnant...

Study: Nation's Scientific Assets Poorly Maintained

Hundreds of thousands of animals and plants -- or their remains -- can be found in storage at the Natural History Museum (Post) SEE MORE PHOTOS: From The Eye's Behind-the-Scenes Tour at the Natural History Museum (By The Post's...

Web Searches for National Parks Soar

Yesterday, The Eye reported the National Park Service plans to waive park entrance fees three weekends this summer. This move comes on the heels of growing interest in the system, according to the folks at Yahoo!, who send notice that...

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