Pay & Benefits

HUD Seeks to Recoup Nearly $150,000 From Public Housing Authorities That Overpaid Executives

Six PHAs in California, New Jersey, and New York violated a federal spending compensation cap on top officials in 2014.

Management

Why Cruz Would Be Better for the GOP

Not only would he have a shot at beating Clinton, he’d give down-ballot Republicans a chance to hold onto Congress.

Defense

Carter Watches Public Television on Fridays – and Other Surprises from His Email

The Defense chief's redacted private messages reveal Washington insiders asking about jobs for friends and challenge coins for their kids

Management

Sanders's Super Saturday Sweep

The Vermont senator swept the Democratic contests in Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii, where voters handed Clinton a stunning rebuke.

Nextgov

What Happens When You Click on That Fox News ‘Trump Quits’ Video?

Clicking on the video may not corrupt your computer, but the sender does want your money.

Tech

NASA Looks to Explore the Oceans of the Outer Solar System

A new generation of probes will look for signs of life in the liquid plumes that shoot out from Jupiter and Saturn’s moons.

Management

The Upsides of Getting Fired Over and Over Again

I no longer assume some benevolent caretaker will provide for my livelihood. And I've realized there are worse things than being fired.

Defense

Defense Secretary Ash Carter Announces the Death of ISIS' No. 2 Leader

It had been at least seven months since the U.S. last announced the untimely demise of an Islamic State second-in-command.

Route Fifty

Feds Charge Iranian Hacker in Infiltration of N.Y. Dam’s IT Systems

The attack on the Bowman Avenue Dam “represents a frightening new frontier in cybercrime,” according to U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.