Management

How to Hire for Motivation

Interviewers assume a prepared, affable, assertive and extroverted person is highly motivated, and those who aren’t, aren’t. They’re wrong.

Management

Obama, Caught Between Black and Blue Lives

In writing a letter to the law-enforcement community, the president showed the tensions in his position on police violence and protests.

Management

To Be a Better Negotiator, Talk to Your Colleagues Like You Talk to Your Kids

The next time you’re in a difficult negotiation, imagine you're talking to a child.

Management

The Republican Party Nominates Trump

The party’s establishment mounted the stage in Cleveland to line up behind their new leader.

Nextgov

House Committee Chair Opens Inquiry Into Foreigners’ Access to OPM Data

Some OPM contractors may have handed "foreign governments direct access to data long before the recent reported breaches," according to Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas.

Defense

That Wasn't An Earthquake

The U.S. Geological Survey reported a 3.7-magnitude “earthquake” in Florida over the weekend, but what was it really?

Management

Meanwhile, in Outer Space

NASA releases more than 1,300 unprocessed images of Juno’s Jupiter approach.

Management

Transition Experts Bow to Congress’s Demand for Easier Discipline of Senior Execs

The next administration should take steps to avoid the kind of “catastrophic traps” into which previous administrations have fallen.

Nextgov

A New CISO for NASA

Jeanette Hanna-Ruiz will begin effective Aug. 8 after being selected by NASA CIO Renee Wynn.

Management

Most Americans Are Worried About Affordable Housing But Neither Party Is Really Talking About It

A new poll finds that 71 percent of respondents think the presidential candidates should focus on the issue.

Defense

America’s Network of Secret Bomb Detectors

Can a mysterious device help the government protect Northern Virginia from nukes?

Management

Poll: 45 Percent of Federal Employees Say Donald Trump Is a Bigot

More than 55 percent said his controversial comments are unacceptable for a presidential candidate.

Oversight

Melania Trump's Secret Speechwriter: Michelle Obama?

The wife of the Republican nominee apparently borrowed passages from the first lady's speech at the 2008 Denver Democratic National Convention.

Management

Body Language You Should Borrow From Your Dog and Use On Your Boss

Observing how your pets play can offer a lesson in the importance of clear communication.

Management

Republicans Slam Clinton, But Don’t Make the Case for Trump

It was supposed to be a night to “make America safe again,” but as usual the candidate’s need for attention stepped on the GOP message.