Management

How the White House Started Taking Trump Seriously

Over a few months, the Obama administration went from resisting the “temptation” to weigh in to calling out the Republican front-runner’s “fake hair.”

Defense

How the Justice Department Uses Historians to Prosecute War Criminals

A small office in DoJ seeks to root out human rights violators hiding in the United States.

Management

How to Model and Encourage Well-Being

You, your staff and your organization benefit when balance is respected.

Defense

How a Misleading Story Is Changing Immigration Policy

Erroneous claims that one of the San Bernardino shooters made public social-media posts about jihad have produced legislation to overhaul the process of screening visas.

Nextgov

Has the Obama Administration’s Push on Transparency Run Out of Steam?

At a time when the government is doling out $3.8 trillion annually, taxpayers are still questioning where all that cash is going.

Nextgov

After Transcript Hack, IRS Still Evaluates Stronger Sign-On Measures

Authentication measures are not consistent across the agency, an internal watchdog says.

Tech

The 10 Best Government Instagram Accounts of 2015

Agencies are using the social media platform to advance their missions.

Defense

The Logo That Took Down DARPA's Information Awareness Office

Some of the military-technology agency’s images are disconcerting. Others are actually kind of cute.

Defense

U.S. Syria Policy Shifts From ‘Assad Must Go’ to ‘Not Right Now’

The UN Security Council backs a blueprint for Syrian peace talks — and papers over powderkeg tensions between the U.S. and Russia.

Management

Curbing Unions, ‘Rolling Heads’ at Agencies and More From the Campaign Trail

One presidential candidate touted his plan to cut the federal workforce by 15 percent.

Management

Here's a Way to Get Some Mental Rest While You’re at Work

Rest is very difficult to understand, not least because it is experienced in so many different ways.

Management

VA Decides No Discipline Necessary For ‘Hit List’ Managers

Investigators determine some allegations already were being addressed; others resulted from personality conflicts, not ‘unlawful activity.’

Management

Clinton Has a Plan to Cure Alzheimer’s

Investing now may be a smart way to avoid the $200 billion the disease is estimated to cost the economy each year.

Oversight

Congress Finishes a Surprisingly Productive 2015

The House and Senate passed more significant pieces of legislation than at any time since early in President Obama’s first term.

Nextgov

Federal Tech Predictions for 2016

SolarWinds CTO, Joel Dolisy, told Nextgov about his predictions for what the federal IT space will look like in the coming year.

Nextgov

Juniper Hack: DHS Tells Agencies to Close Encryption Backdoors

The government is scouring its IT inventory to identify affected Juniper systems.