Oversight

Play of the Day: Trump as a 5-Year-Old

As Stephen Colbert explains, Trump's lack of maturity is a certain kind of selling point.

Management

One in Five Employees Would Sell Their Work Passwords

Workers in the U.S. were the most willing to hawk their work passwords.

Management

Obama: Drug Addiction Is a 'Public Health Problem, Not a Criminal Problem'

Nearly half a million Americans died as a result of drug overdose between 2000 and 2014.

Route Fifty

Newark, Feds Hammer Out Police Reform ‘Consent Decree’

A U.S. Department of Justice investigation into the New Jersey city’s police department that was completed in 2014 found issues with use-of-force and theft of property and money by officers.

Oversight

Fed by Day, Political Candidate by Night?

Special Counsel files Hatch Act complaints against NOAA and Postal Service moonlighters.

Management

President Obama's Clemency Bucket List for Prisoners

The White House has commuted the sentences of dozens of inmates in federal prisons.

Nextgov

FITARA’s Growing Pains: CIOs Raise Concerns

Boosting the authority of agency CIOs when it comes to overseeing IT spending and contracting is one of the key aims of the law -- but it will take some time

Defense

Pentagon Exec Used Subordinates as His Personal Chauffeur, IG Finds

Rides to airport and building escort duty violated rules and demeaned underlings, IG said.

Nextgov

DHS: Agencies Reported 321 Cases of Potential Ransomware

In all cases, the "ransomware" infections were neutralized without agencies having to pay up.

Management

Federal Employee Union Endorses Donald Trump

Group says Trump would embrace the ideas of rank-and-file feds.

Management

The Trump and Cruz Tax Plans Would Reduce Federal Revenues to Their Lowest Level In 65 Years

Trump's plan is projected to reduce federal revenues by $9.5 trillion and Cruz's plan by $8.7 trillion, over the next decade.

Tech

What If The FBI Tried To Crack an Android Phone?

The FBI has accessed the data on the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone. What if it had been an Android device?

Defense

Border Agents Seized Goods Tied To Forced Labor For The First Time Since 2001

The agency said it had information “indicating that the Tangshan Sanyou Group and its subsidiaries utilize convict labor in the production of the merchandise.”

Management

Internet In Space Is About As Slow As Dial-Up

Getting the internet into space is a complicated, ping-pong process.

Management

A Marine’s Mantra for Taking the Next Hill

None of us wanted to be seen as lacking "heart" and so we pushed on.

Route Fifty

As Session Nears End, Budget Agreement Eludes Kentucky Lawmakers

New proposals emerged from House Democrats and Senate Republicans on Tuesday, as the governor and the House speaker exchanged barbs.