Pay & Benefits

Members of Congress Really Seem to Like the TSP

Lawmakers put forward yet another proposal to create a retirement account for American workers modeled after feds' Thrift Savings Plan.

Management

Your Work Matters; Make Sure Others Know Why

You’ll need a compelling story if you want a new administration to take your program seriously.

Nextgov

Lawmakers Want to See If Dumbing Down Smart Grids Might Thwart Hackers

The idea behind the experiment with analog tech is to help identify -- and remove -- hidden vulnerabilities that could let in malware.

Defense

House Republican Report Reveals New Details About the 2012 Benghazi Terror Attacks

The report did not find any evidence of wrongdoing against Hillary Clinton and alleges a lack of preparedness among administration officials.

Defense

Homeland Security is Considering Asking Foreign Visitors to Hand Over Their Social Media Information

The government is weighing a proposal to ask foreign visitors to disclose their social media accounts when entering or leaving the country.

Management

Your Guide to a Presidential Appointment in the Next Administration

What you need to know about the approximately 1,100 jobs the next president will fill.

Oversight

Play of the Day: More on Brexit's Global Effects

The Daily Show and Full Frontal see the U.K. vote as a warning to the U.S.

Management

One of the Longest-Running Whistleblower Cases Is About to Get Longer

Ex-FAA inspector who claimed she was fired for disclosures will appeal MSPB denial.

Management

Clinton Would Add Tens of Billions to VA Spending, Trump Even More

Unlike Trump, Clinton would erase sequester caps and boost funding for all federal agencies.

Route Fifty

Orlando Mayor: Cities Need to Be Better Prepared for Mass Violence

“It’s important that we as mayors begin a larger discourse about how we prepare for and respond to these types of events,” Mayor Buddy Dyer tells the U.S. Conference of Mayors.

Oversight

Donald Trump Issues a Warning to Republicans

The party's presumptive nominee and the Republican National Committee are working together to avoid a revolt at the July convention, according to The New York Times.

Route Fifty

W.Va. Flood Death Toll Revised; WMATA General Manager Announces Major Job Cuts

Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: Missouri gov. vetoes gun measure and the first of Oregon’s tiered minimum wage increases is set to go into effect.

Nextgov

The Decade’s Biggest IT Contract Is Out for Bid

"These next-gen Alliant vehicles have great potential to provide agencies with new IT offerings, expanded scope and flexible options while driving down costs for the American taxpayer," said Mary Davie, assistant commissioner for GSA’s Office of Integrated Technology Services.

Management

Predicting the Future May Be Easier Than You Think

There’s a science to forecasting uncertain events. Agencies would benefit from learning about it.

Management

Senator Wants to Know More About Homeland Security's Use of Paid Leave

Grassley asks Johnson for data on such issues as medical conditions, threats to staff.