Nextgov

$11 Billion Next-Gen Weather Satellite Launch Delayed

“Schedule risks” found by NOAA, NASA and main contractor Lockheed Martin have slipped the launch again to sometime in fall, likely October.

Route Fifty

Firefighting Tragedy in Washington State as Wildland Blazes Spread

At least 235,000 acres have burned in the drought-stricken state, amid a devastating summer of wildfires.

Management

Carter on Cancer: 'I'm Ready For Anything'

The former president spoke candidly about the melanoma doctors discovered in his brain.

Defense

Germany Charges Own Spy With Treason for Sharing Intelligence with CIA

The spy, arrested last summer, is accused of being paid more than $100,000 by the CIA to snoop on Germany.

Management

Jeb Bush Says He Does Not Regret Using the Term 'Anchor Baby'

The 2016 Republican defended his comments on the controversial expression, while at the same time trying to distance himself from the term.

Nextgov

House Oversight Chief Probes OPM Hack Timeline

Rep. Jason Chaffetz is zeroing in on a March 2014 cyberintrusion at the agency, during which hackers made off with what amounted to a blueprint of OPM’s IT systems.

Defense

The Government is Watching the Ashley Madison Hack

Thousands of the site’s affair-seeking users registered from .mil and .gov domains — at least ostensibly.

Management

VA Contractor Convicted of Bribing Former Department Official

Mark S. Farmer of Arlington, Va., conspired with former Cleveland VA Medical Center director to get a leg up on competitors.

Route Fifty

The Future of Hobby Drone Rules Is Undetermined

The aircraft are endangering aircraft and firefighters, but the FAA isn't stepping up. Will the states?

Management

Here Are the Ways 2016 Hopefuls Want To Change the Constitution

Trump isn’t the only candidate with a plan that could upend America's bedrock document.

News

Consumer Bureau Couldn't Buy Better Publicity

Profile paints picture of a powerful watchdog "striking fear into the lending industry."

Management

Drone Manufacturer Has Been Flying Spy Missions For Defense Since Early August

The US military has hired General Atomics to fly some missions — just ISR so far, but what about the future?

Management

How to Measure IT’s Strategic Value

CIOs need to create metrics that go beyond server downtime.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Clinton Has Some Explaining To Do

After being pressed on her email scandal, the Democrat can't come up with a good answer.

Route Fifty

In 3 States, an Overwhelming Response to New Driver’s Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants

In California, Colorado and Connecticut, more than 500,000 licenses have been issued to applicants with no proof of U.S. residency. “This issue is dynamic and gaining traction,” says one expert.