Defense

Are the Oregon Occupiers Ready to Give Up Yet?

Ammon Bundy asked them to leave, but three members of the militia who left and were arrested Wednesday say the remnant intends to stay.

Defense

Obama Taps New General to Lead Afghan War

Lt. Gen. John Nicholson, an Army Ranger, will become the latest officer to lead the 14-year-old war.

Route Fifty

Ferguson Releases Draft DOJ Agreement Meant to Guide Policing, Court Reforms

The city is seeking public feedback in advance of an expected City Council vote on Feb. 9 on whether to proceed with the consent decree.

Route Fifty

Mapping Local Nutrient Pollution Through Citizen Science

The feds are engaging high school students to analyze water quality near the Great Lakes and Chesapeake Bay.

Nextgov

Report: IT Security Spending Set to Rise

The report argues that IT security is undergoing immense change, in part, thanks to the increasingly interconnected world of people, objects and infrastructure, known as the Internet of Things.

Management

How a Generational Shift is Putting New Demands on Managers

As Baby Boomers exit the workforce, the subsequent “youth bubble” has big implications for leaders.

Management

Trump Pulls Out of Thursday Debate After Argument With Fox

Just days before the Iowa caucus, he announces boycott over “wise-guy” press release.

Nextgov

Data Trade Group: Transparency Isn’t Enough

The Data Transparency Coalition is renaming itself the “Data Coalition” to reflect the “broad impact” of open data.

News

Really, Federal Government? You Don't Regulate Flamethrowers? Really?

A “Saturday Night Live”-inspired bill to establish some rules regarding incendiary devices.

Management

Former VA Senior Executives Will Learn Their Fate By Feb. 1

MSPB has to issue a decision by Monday on whether to uphold or overturn the demotions of Diana Rubens and Kimberly Graves.

Management

D.C. World War I Memorial Design to Honor Common Soldier

Concept for adaptation of Pershing Park might still be tweaked by agencies.

Management

Do Workers Slack Off More When the Economy's Better?

During recessions, employees may feel a need to work harder to keep their jobs—but there’s also less work to do.