Nextgov

US Digital Service Turns 2

The White House made use of USDS’ second birthday to highlight its most significant work.

Oversight

Why Is Hillary Clinton Courting Republican Foreign-Policy Heavyweights?

National security has become a cornerstone of the case against Donald Trump—and high-profile support matters.

Defense

How Not to Plan for ‘The Day After’ In Libya

In its anti-ISIS bombing campaign in Libya, the United States seems destined to once again sacrifice long-term stability for short-term gain.

Management

Donald Trump's Big-Spending Infrastructure Dream

The Republican nominee’s push to pour more money into roads and bridges than Hillary Clinton is his latest break with conservatives, and it’s drawing criticism from one of his own economic advisers.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Rigging an Election

Donald Trump claims the election will be fixed and he's right… In a way.

Management

Can Self-Managed Teams Work in Government?

Some elements of self-organization can be helpful in most entities.

Route Fifty

Zika Travel Advisory Could Harm Tax Collections in Miami

Revenue implications could grow more serious if the current warning is expanded or lasts through the winter tourism season, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

Nextgov

Intelligence Community Wants Multilingual Text Search

IARPA is looking for a system that can search databases in other languages.

Route Fifty

Cities, States Plod Toward 'Next Generation 911'

A speedy transition is critical, in part because 70 percent of 911 calls are now made with wireless phones that cannot be accurately routed with existing technology.

Management

Obama’s Last Attempt at Immigration Reform

The administration has announced a new plan to welcome Central American migrants—a move away from its years-long deterrence policy.

Oversight

Tricky Next Step for House Republicans Who Want Another Clinton Probe

Congressional Research Service challenges the notion that Congress can force an investigation.

Nextgov

White House Drops Final Federal Source Code Policy

OMB says Code.gov, a repository for federal open source software code, is coming in the next few months.

Route Fifty

This NYPD Counterterrorism Detective Has an Unusual Side Job—Bee Wrangler

For the police department’s official beekeeper, one unexpected side effect of swarm rescue is better community relationships.

Oversight

If Zika Spreads in the U.S., Blame the Politicians, Not the Mosquitoes

A failure to agree on funding to fight the virus means politics has taken precedence over public health.

Route Fifty

Pricey Phone Calls at S.C. County Jail; Is Expanding the Brooklyn Bridge Worth It?

Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: Iowa's 'moderate' cybersecurity risk; Vermont's 'geographic disparity'; and 'Clock Kid's' family suing Texas school district