Nextgov
GSA Pushes Forward as Digital 'First Mover'
GSA officials share the agency's recent IT wins and future plans.
Management
Kaine: Administration Will Focus on Jobs, Immigration Reform
The Virginian says his role will be large within the Clinton White House.
Pay & Benefits
The Very Best Senior Executives Can Get Bigger Bonuses Next Year
OMB and OPM remind agencies that the aggregrate spending cap on SES performance awards will increase 2.7 percent beginning in October.
Management
Donald Trump's Intolerance for Intolerance
The latest iteration of his immigration ban would allow only those who “embrace a tolerant American society” to enter the country.
Oversight
A Homecoming for Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden
The former colleagues visited Scranton, where both their families have roots, to appeal to its working-class voters.
Defense
Guantanamo's Shrinking Population
The Obama administration announced Monday the transfer of 15 prisoners to the United Arab Emirates.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Trump and 'Sarcasm'
The GOP candidate doesn't seem to understand what the word means.
Management
7 Values Transforming Today's Workplace
Most executives just don't get why they should knock down the doors to explain their screw-ups.
Route Fifty
Why Local Governments Are Taking City Hall Selfies
They joined in the fun with everything from municipal mascots to drone aircraft.
Nextgov
Commerce, Energy and Justice Departments Get Generally Positive Cyber Assessments
Agencies' inspectors general are submitting reports as part of the 2015 Cybersecurity Act.
Management
How the Postal Service Can Keep Up With Amazon and Uber
USPS should offer more in the way of logistics services, IG says.
Nextgov
GAO Guide Helps Agencies Tell When Emerging Tech is Primetime Ready
The Government Accountability Office's new report walks agencies through "technology readiness assessments."
Management
Agencies Don't Know Exactly How Many ‘Special Government Employees’ They Employ
Sen. Grassley sought report after eyeing Clinton aide Abedin’s status at the State Department.
Route Fifty
A Big Burden for Oklahoma’s Poorly Paid Teachers; Wildfire Burns Through California Community
Dallas struggles with its recycling goal; closing arguments in Pa. attorney general’s trial; and Lake Michigan life rings.
Defense
America Cannot Stop Every Terror Attack
The U.S. government has spent a lot of money on national security since 9/11. It could use those funds in better ways to improve and save lives.
Management
Americans Really Want More Infrastructure Spending
A big majority of voters support it, according to a new survey. So why aren’t they getting it?
Oversight
Senator Goes After Wolf Trap Unions, Fort Belvoir Food and Estonian TV
Rand Paul’s government “waste” report comes in weekly installments.
Nextgov
How Grades Motivate Better Cyber Practices at DOD
It turns out no one like bad grades, according to one Defense Department official.
Management
The Habit That Gets In the Way of Success – And How Olympians Avoid It
The world's best athletes are almost guaranteed to lose—and yet, they stay 100% motivated.
Oversight