Management
Why FOIA Obligations Don't Apply to Congress
Bar Association attorney says it's not because lawmakers are protecting themselves.
Management
Getting the Right People in the Right Job for IT Modernization
To successfully implement the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act, agencies will need a focused HR strategy.
Management
Defense Department Issues Partial Civilian Hiring Freeze
Pentagon launches ban as it attempts to reduce HQ civilians by 25 percent.
News
The Oregon Occupiers Left Behind Quite a Mess
The Fish and Wildlife Service released photos of the scene after the Malheur occupiers left in February.
Management
National Science Foundation Funding Freeze Hits Museums Collections
NSF has paused a grant scheme that keeps biological collections afloat, and scientists are mad.
Defense
Seeking to Boost Its Public Image, F-35 Joins the Airshow Circuit
Program officials are trying to improve popular perceptions of the late, over-budget Joint Strike Fighter.
Defense
A New Eight-Minute Islamic State Video Prominently Features Donald Trump
“Brussels was one of the great cities—one of the most beautiful cities of the world 20 years ago—and safe,” Trump says in the video.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Apple and the FBI Trade Barbs
The Daily Show looks at the newest developments in the privacy battle.
Management
Young People Aren't Signing Up to Work for the IRS
Commissioner says agency needs more young workers in the pipeline to avoid leadership gaps.
Pay & Benefits
Winning the Three-Legged Race to Financial Security
Making the most of your benefits and personal savings.
Pay & Benefits
House GOP Doubles Down on $300B in Federal Workforce, Pay Cuts
Proposal to reduce the rate of return on the TSP's government securities fund also resurfaces.
Management
Advice From a Marine: 3 Questions All Leaders Should Ask Themselves
A battle-tested approach to leading people effectively.
Defense
Seven Iranians Indicted for Hacking
The FBI’s most-wanted list for cybercrime has grown by nearly 50 percent this week.
Pay & Benefits
Clinton and Sanders Pledge To Protect Federal Employee Pay and Benefits
Union receives responses from Democratic candidates, but no Republicans, on range of issues.
Route Fifty
State and Local Daily Digest: Boston Mayor’s Adele Parody Video; W.Va. Mayor Is a Texas Fugitive
Also in our news roundup: S.C. public shooting club; California beer import tax; and Hawaii’s failed Uber, Lyft measure
Management
GSA Touts Role in Helping Develop D.C.’s Southeast Quadrant
Administrator joins mayor and delegate to open mixed-use apartment project in Navy Yard area.
Management
Ensuring America’s Iconic National Parks Survive the Next 100 Years
In its centennial year, the Parks Service celebrates its legacy, while grappling with issues ranging from maintenance backlogs to trademark battles.
Defense
After Brussels, Simply Adding Extra Airport Security Won't Keep Travelers Safe
Addressing the motivations for attacks is the most important prevention tactic any nation can use.
Management
What Can the U.S. Learn from Cuba After Obama’s Visit?
Cuba punches above its weight in a number of sectors and the American government would be wise to take note.
Oversight