Management

TSA Buyers Reach Out to Minority Small Business Contractors

Homeland Security procurement chief touts her office as “the organization” for businesses.

Nextgov

When Should Vets Use Mobile Apps for PTSD Treatment? VA Wants To Know

The department is doing research on whether clinical psychologists can help.

Management

The Correct Criticism of Obama’s Vacation Habits is That He Should Take More, Not Less

Trump ultimately prevailed; Obama is visiting Baton Rouge this week. We should all be glad he waited until his vacation was over, though.

Nextgov

Clinton Email Saga Continues with 'Spillage' Request

Rep. Jason Chaffetz also asked the FBI for an inventory of electronic devices and documents obtained from Clinton’s aides containing classified government data.

Oversight

Obama Management Team Pushes Shared Services as Funding Remains in Limbo

GSA official says agencies want to integrate administrative functions.

Defense

Is Donald Trump Reversing His Stance on Immigration?

The Republican nominee is pledging to follow an approach that resembles President Obama's.

Route Fifty

Incivility in City Council Chambers Sparks Debate in Austin

In a blog post, Mayor Steven Adler laments that too often those who testify before the City Council do not receive the respect they deserve.

Management

Does the World Need the Clinton Foundation?

Some say a promise to abstain from foreign donations isn’t enough; others say the services the organization provides in the developing world are essential.

Management

Obama in Louisiana: 'I Don’t Worry Too Much About Politics'

The president, facing criticism that he remained on vacation during the historic flooding, toured some of the worst-hit areas on Tuesday.

Nextgov

How the Cloud Can Shake Legacy Tech Out of Agencies

Riverbed Technology IT executives Jerry Kennelly and Davis Johnson share insight into the government’s tech challenges, legacy systems and why Silicon Valley matters more than ever to government.

Route Fifty

Appeals Court Ruling on ‘California Rule’ for Pensions; Colo. Cops Busted Over ‘Pokémon Go’ Pursuit

Also in our State & Local Daily Digest: Alaska’s law on moose roadkill theft; transparency fight in Pittsburgh; space balloon project in Ariz. county prompts questions over gift ban violation.

Oversight

IRS Reaches Out to 'Gig Economy' Taxpayers

New resource center helps freelancers, those in online sharing businesses.

Route Fifty

Business Taxes in U.S. Cities to Draw New Scrutiny

How to evaluate effectiveness of incentives and exemptions.

Management

The Secret to Repairing a Broken Conversation

Improv comedy has all the answers.

Oversight

Questions About Hillary's Health: The Birtherism of 2016

Led by Rudy Giuliani, surrogates for the struggling Trump campaign are trying to seed doubts about the Democratic candidate's fitness for office.

Management

Hillary Clinton's Latest Email Scapegoat: Colin Powell

The Democratic presidential nominee has reportedly said privately that the former secretary of state encouraged her to use a personal address for State Department business.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Donald Trump Tries to Appeal to Minority Voters

"What the hell do you have to lose?" asks the GOP candidate.

Management

Is Telework Really Benefitting Your Agency?

Most organizations don’t collect enough data to actually know.

Tech

After the NSA Hack: Cybersecurity in an Even More Vulnerable World

The top cyberspy agency couldn't stay immune from attacks forever. What does it mean for governments, companies and internet users as a whole that the NSA has been hacked?