Management
Sanders's Super Saturday Sweep
The Vermont senator swept the Democratic contests in Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii, where voters handed Clinton a stunning rebuke.
Defense
John Kerry Calls the Presidential Campaign an 'Embarrassment'
Unsurprisingly, Donald Trump has angered many foreign diplomats.
Nextgov
Hackers Manipulate Water Treatment Operations, Invade Adele’s Privacy, and Plunder Diamonds on the High Seas
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
Nextgov
What Happens When You Click on That Fox News ‘Trump Quits’ Video?
Clicking on the video may not corrupt your computer, but the sender does want your money.
Management
The Only People Who Aren’t Penalized for Promoting Diversity Are White Men
This does not bode well for many people leading diversity initiatives.
Oversight
The Game Theory Principles Behind a Political Endorsement Against Trump
The strategy behind endorsing Ted Cruz can be explained by math.
Defense
Experts: The Dark Web is Too Slow for Terrorists to Even Deal With
It's way too much hassle.
Tech
NASA Looks to Explore the Oceans of the Outer Solar System
A new generation of probes will look for signs of life in the liquid plumes that shoot out from Jupiter and Saturn’s moons.
Management
The Upsides of Getting Fired Over and Over Again
I no longer assume some benevolent caretaker will provide for my livelihood. And I've realized there are worse things than being fired.
Oversight
Is the Federal Government Wasting Its Money on Art?
Jason Chaffetz is on a mission to find out.
Defense
Defense Secretary Ash Carter Announces the Death of ISIS' No. 2 Leader
It had been at least seven months since the U.S. last announced the untimely demise of an Islamic State second-in-command.
Oversight
DHS Allowed Employees to Stay on Paid Leave for Years While It Investigated Misconduct
Three in 10 employees on admin leave for more than one year returned to their jobs anyway.
Route Fifty
Feds Charge Iranian Hacker in Infiltration of N.Y. Dam’s IT Systems
The attack on the Bowman Avenue Dam “represents a frightening new frontier in cybercrime,” according to U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.
Management
Why FOIA Obligations Don't Apply to Congress
Bar Association attorney says it's not because lawmakers are protecting themselves.
Management
Getting the Right People in the Right Job for IT Modernization
To successfully implement the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act, agencies will need a focused HR strategy.
Management
Defense Department Issues Partial Civilian Hiring Freeze
Pentagon launches ban as it attempts to reduce HQ civilians by 25 percent.
News
The Oregon Occupiers Left Behind Quite a Mess
The Fish and Wildlife Service released photos of the scene after the Malheur occupiers left in February.
Management
National Science Foundation Funding Freeze Hits Museums Collections
NSF has paused a grant scheme that keeps biological collections afloat, and scientists are mad.
Defense
Seeking to Boost Its Public Image, F-35 Joins the Airshow Circuit
Program officials are trying to improve popular perceptions of the late, over-budget Joint Strike Fighter.
Defense