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
The Statistical Models Vying to Define Donald Trump
Scores of mathematical analysts have attempted to discover the secret to the candidate’s success. No one has gotten it yet.
Nextgov
Someone is Breaching HealthCare.gov, But It's Not a Hacker
Of the 300-some reported security incidents that have impacted HealthCare.gov and supporting machines, there was a single malicious intrusion, according to federal auditors.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Trump and Cruz Involve Each Other's Wives in the Campaign
An anti-Trump ad had the real estate mogul fired up on Twitter, so Cruz countered by quoting an Aaron Sorkin movie.
Management
When Résumés Are Made ‘Whiter’ to Please Potential Employers
The job prospects of minority applicants who alter their names or experiences reveal some discouraging truths about workplace diversity efforts.
Management
Lawmakers Look to Strip Federal Land Management Agencies of Law Enforcement Authority
The move follows the violent resolution to the occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon by anti-government activists.
Route Fifty
State and Local Daily Digest: N.M. Police Look for Missing Spaceship; Dallas Audit Dispute
Also in our news roundup: Northern Cheyenne reservation declares drug state of emergency; California’s north-south water wars; and Seattle’s transportation director hit with ethics probe.
Pay & Benefits
Senate Support for Tripling the Pay Raise, a Scholarship Deadline and More
A weekly roundup of pay and benefits news.
Route Fifty
With Seattle's Long-Awaited Transit Expansion Now Reality, It’s Full Steam Ahead
The Emerald City should be very proud of its new Link light-rail subway extension, now open for service. But as Seattle continues to expand its regional transportation infrastructure, other cities have been struggling to maintain their older transit networks.
Management
Nixon Administration Official: We Created the War on Drugs to 'Criminalize' Black People
"We knew we couldn’t make it illegal to be either against the war or black."
Management
Study: Less Than 3 Percent of Americans Live a ‘Healthy Lifestyle’
A new report brings some depressing statistics.
Oversight
Clash Over Defense Secretary’s Personal Email Continues
House lawmaker's subpoena threat comes after three months of waiting for Carter's response.
Oversight
Justice Department Returns Another Volley in Battle Over IG Access to Documents
Assistant attorney general say agency watchdog gets all the information they need.
Defense
The Rise of Asymmetric Cyberwarfare Attacks
The FBI added two Syrian hackers to its most-wanted list for cybercriminals, a project that's only been running since 2013 and includes individuals from China, Russia and Eastern Europe.
Pay & Benefits
House Appropriators Approve VA Senior Executive Bonus Ban
Spending bill now heads to the full committee despite Democrats’ questions over SES performance award language.
Nextgov
Pentagon Cut Off Access to Personal Email to Fight Malicious Messages
Employees could not log on to commercial webmail services from the military's network for about 48 hours last week.
Defense
The Obama Administration is Working on Its Next Nuclear Deal
The White House wants to alter a plutonium-disposal pact. What will Russia demand in return?
Management