Nextgov

Federal CIO: Agile Won't Solve Everything

By itself, "agile" development won't solve the government's tech problems, Tony Scott said.

Management

How Managers Can Help Employees Hit By the OPM Breach

Lessons from one agency offering seminars for affected personnel.

Route Fifty

Federal Judge Rules That Idaho’s 'Ag-Gag' Law Is Unconstitutional

A handful of other states have similar laws designed to suppress agriculture industry whistleblowers.

Oversight

IGs Aren’t Taking Justice Department Rejection Lying Down

Battle for full, independent access to agency documents moves to Capitol Hill.

Defense

Air Force Looks To Make Smarter and Deadlier Drones

The Reaper's next chapter includes better sensors, more autonomy, bigger weapons

Management

Obama Plan Brings Back Carbon Tax Conversation

Sweeping power-plant regulations would enable states to use pollution trading, fees to cut heat-trapping emissions

Management

The Feds Reimbursed Buzz Aldrin $33 For His 1969 Trip to the Moon

Aldrin has posted his original travel voucher and customs forms on Facebook.

Route Fifty

Municipal IDs a Gateway to City Services for Undocumented Residents

For the first time, many Newarkers and New Yorkers are opening bank accounts and starting businesses.

Management

NASA Wants to Experiment With Drones That Can Fly in Space

The agency wants robots that can fly to places its rovers can’t reach.

Nextgov

Census Plans 2016 Test Run to Experiment with New Tech Tools

Census is rolling out a handful of new options in 2020 designed to upgrade the decennial headcount for the digital age.

Route Fifty

The Double-Edged Sword of a Proactive Agency Social Media Strategy

Here are two good examples for Twitter best practices. But actions speak louder than words.

Management

Obama Calls Lack of Climate Change Action 'Shameful'

The president attacks critics of the White House effort to curb pollution from power plants.

Management

The FDA's War on Sugar

The agency recommends a daily limit to curb consumption.

Management

DHS Issues a Warning About the Senate's Cyber Bill

Homeland Security said Monday that the Senate's plan would "sweep away important privacy protections."