Management

The Path for Federal R&D Is Changing

How agencies can tap industry research budgets.

Management

The U.S. Supreme Court and American Empire

The U.S. Supreme Court struggles to stretch a Constitution written for 13 coastal states to encompass non-contiguous states, dependent nations, insular areas, and a commonwealth.

Route Fifty

These States Will Have the Highest Minimum Wages to Start 2016

A look at how state pay floors will compare to cost of living in each U.S. state next year.

Nextgov

Lawmakers Take on Federal IT Fossils

A Dec. 22 letter to NASA Administrator Charles Bolden seeks answers about the age -- and overall health -- of the agency’s mission-critical computer systems.

Route Fifty

Bill Would Limit Michigan’s Local Governments, Schools From Sharing Pre-Election Factual Info

Gov. Rick Snyder has remained mum on whether he’ll sign the legislation, which underwent last minute changes before winning approval from lawmakers.

Defense

Two Arrested in Belgium in Connection With New Year's Eve Plot

Prosecutor’s office cites threat of an attack on symbolic places in Brussels.

Management

The Whistleblower Who Won’t Go Away

Energy Department engineer Joe Carson is legal pen pal to numerous agencies.

Nextgov

18F's Agile BPA Halted Once More By New Protest

Days after GSA announced it had resolved protests and that activity on the BPA could resume, another protest was filed with GAO.

Nextgov

The Year in Federal IT: Top 10 Most-Read Nextgov Stories of 2015

Coverage of the Office of Personnel Management hack topped the list of most-read Nextgov stories this year.

Defense

Officials: Ramadi Is 'Fully Liberated'

Iraqi government forces, backed by Sunni tribesman and U.S. airstrikes, recaptured the city from ISIS.

Management

How Both Parties Can Fix Transportation

What if Republicans agreed to fund infrastructure in exchange for Democrats agreeing to cut red tape?

Route Fifty

Immigrants at Work, by Industry and State

A new interactive tool from The Pew Charitable Trusts compares immigrant labor force to U.S-born workers.

Tech

NASA Tested a 3D-Printed Rocket Engine, and it Worked

3D printing is being pursued by serious manufacturers of all sorts of products, because this sort of “additive manufacturing” can deliver significant benefits.

Tech

Relax, Your Driver’s License Will Still Be Accepted at Airport Security

DHS says it "will ensure the public has ample advanced notice" before changing the requirements for airport security identification requirements.