Oversight

Play of the Day: The Commuter-In-Chief?

Would Donald Trump still live in New York after inauguration?

Route Fifty

Long Beach Among Places Recognized by White House for Efforts to House Homeless Veterans

Mayor Robert Garcia said 657 formerly homeless veterans in the city have obtained housing during the last two years.

News

Federal Employees, You’ve Got Some Explaining to Do

Showing the leaders of the new administration what they can do--and what they can’t--is more important than ever.

Pay & Benefits

Congress Looks to Ensure Secret Service Agents Receive Earned Overtime Pay

A pay cap during the busy election season is among many problems at the agency.

Oversight

House Democrats Demand Oversight Probes of Trump and Potential Conflicts of Interest

Cummings wants review of president-elect’s plan for “blind trust.”

Management

TRICARE Bid Protests Denied

The government’s watchdog found no reason to sustain challenges to a pair of lucrative Defense contracts to deliver military health care.

Management

Living in an Extreme Meritocracy Is Exhausting

A society that glorifies metrics leaves little room for human imperfections.

Pay & Benefits

Will the Election End Eight Years of the White House Championing Workplace Diversity and Inclusion?

Trump can do more than just influence employer attitudes. As president, he'll appoint the chair of the EEOC.

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Vermont City Wants to Be an Opioid 'Role Model'; Iowa Mayor's Solution for Local Minimum Wage Hikes

Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: Colorado's marijuana "gray market" dangerous?; Trump supporters harass Seattle council member; Florida panther's river crossing a good sign.

Nextgov

Cyber Threats as Severe as Terrorism Threats, NIST Official Says

NIST Systems Security Engineering guidance urges putting security in upfront and not relying on cyber hygiene.

Management

Trump Transition Reportedly Stalled by Paperwork Lapse

National security adviser Mike Rogers leaves team after just a few days.

Oversight

Trump Tries to Bend Republicans on Infrastructure

Whether the president-elect gets his way on money for roads and bridges will say a lot about who runs Washington in 2017.

Defense

How Special Operators Trained for Information Warfare Before the Mosul Fight

At a two-day exercise in April, U.S. troops practiced waging warfare on an invisible yet vital battlefield.

Oversight

Donald Trump Tried to Sweet-talk Theresa May By Telling Her She’ll Be Thatcher and He’ll Be Reagan

Except that Thatcher didn't have Nigel Farage competing for the president's attention.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Donald Trump Takes on Hate Crimes

The president-elect tells those committing violent acts to "stop it."

Management

Pay for Performance Could Be Coming to Federal Agencies

Vice president-elect Mike Pence was governor of a state with a strong commitment to rewarding good performance.

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McCrory Requests $1 Billion in Federal Aid for N.C. Hurricane Matthew Recovery

The October storm caused about $2 billion in damage in the state, according to initial estimates.