Management

CDC Study Shows Everyone Eats Fast Food Equally

A new report further debunks the misconception that low-income Americans are the biggest consumers of quick-chain fare.

Tech

The EB-5 Visa Program Allows Thousands of Wealthy Foreigners to Buy Citizenship Each Year

Each year, the government grants green cards to 10,000 rich investors, the vast majority of whom are Chinese. Is this program creating enough jobs to warrant its continuation?

Management

Contractors Are Reminded the President Always Wins in Shutdown Battles

Veterans of past stalemates stress that when agencies close, the situation stays fluid.

Route Fifty

Your State’s Tax System Probably Isn’t Fair

The fairest structures generally have lower sales and excise taxes, a new WalletHub survey shows.

Nextgov

What Facebook’s ‘Lean In’ Guru Can Teach Troops

"If the U.S. military can get this right, other industries will follow," Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg said.

Management

Study: Drivers Have More Stressful Commutes Than Transit Riders or Walkers Do

Transit riders and walkers, who avoid the “unexpected delays” of traffic, stack up better in a new survey.

Management

Papal White House Visits Are Special, But They Sometimes Get Awkward

Meetings between popes and presidents have ranged from memorable to prickly.

Pay & Benefits

HUD Becomes First Major Department to Offer Phased Retirement for Employees

Department is restricting the opportunity to partially retire while working part-time to certain workers for now.

Pay & Benefits

Congress Should Not Get Paid During a Government Shutdown, Says Lawmaker

Bill would prevent future legislative bodies from receiving salaries during a government closure.

Management

Carson Says Americans Should Not Elect a Muslim President

The Founding Fathers would not agree with the candidate's interpretation.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Donald Trump Has His Own Bible

When the candidate said the scripture was his favorite book, no one knew that he was talking about the King Trump Version.

Tech

Congress Wants to Fix the Government's Weather Forecasting System

Law­makers on both sides of the aisle are ex­press­ing fears that Amer­ica’s abil­ity to pre­dict the weath­er is in peril.

Route Fifty

Baltimore Sewers a Big Budgetary Drain; Meth, Children and Despair in North Dakota

Also: Humiliating the best and brightest teachers in Tampa and still funding the SolarBees ‘boondoggle’ in North Carolina.

Defense

Agencies Say They Need Access to Americans' Emails Without a Warrant

But the FTC and SEC have not used the current subpoena process in five years.