Oversight
Reid Says There's 'No Daylight' Between Trump and Rest of 2016 GOP Group on Immigration
Democrat uses comments about John McCain's war record to slam other Republican White House hopefuls.
Oversight
What The Daily Show Has Done for Barack Obama Since 2008
Jon Stewart's audience was the also the president's base.
Management
Ohio Governor John Kasich Joins 2016 Race
Kasich announces in Columbus that he's giving it another shot.
News
Here’s Your Chance to Vote Someone On To Government’s All-Star Team
The Service to America Medals have added a new People’s Choice category.
Tech
OPM to Charge Agencies for Services Offered to Hack Victims
Agencies will have to scramble to find fiscal 2015 funding.
Management
You’re Probably Doing Email Introductions Wrong
You may not know it—but you're still being a jerk.
Route Fifty
Saga Continues for Top City Official in Hot Water Over Michelle Obama ‘Gorilla’ Comments
The mayor of Airway Heights, Washington, refuses to resign but deleted his Facebook page, calling it “the Devil’s tool.”
Defense
Obama Announces New Loan Protections for Troops
The changes close loopholes in a 2006 law aimed at preventing predatory lenders from taking advantage of service members and their families.
Defense
Closing Guantanamo Tops Havana's To-Do List
The U.S.-Cuba relationship may be thawing, but Congress may be the only one who can melt the iceberg that is the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Nextgov
Is Post-Breach Credit Monitoring Useful? Lawmakers Ask GAO to Review
The use of such services has become routine as the number of data breaches in both government and the private sector has ratcheted up.
Nextgov
Jeh Johnson Says He'll Stop Checking Gmail from Work, 'Probably Should Have Done It Sooner'
Johnson addressed reports that he and his senior staffers were using work computers to check private webmail accounts.
Management
John Kerry on Restoring Relations With Cuba: 'Nothing is More Futile Than Trying to Live in the Past'
After more than a half century, the U.S. and Cuba took a major symbolic step toward re-establishing diplomatic relations.
Management
NASA’s First Image of The Whole Earth Since 1972 is Breathtaking
The Deep Space Climate Observatory sent back a new blue marble photo.
Management
What It Will Take to Move the Needle on Reform
For each step forward on acquisition, rules or inaction stall progress.
Nextgov
Were Background Investigations Falsified During the OPM Hack?
Administration will not confirm or deny it has verified the integrity of 21.5 million compromised records.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Trump is Just Palin Redux
The real estate mogul's comments about John McCain remind Jon Stewart of Palin's comments over the years.
Route Fifty
Getting Debt-Ridden Harrisburg Back on the Right Track Hasn’t Been Easy
“I would certainly hope to believe that this is the moment that the city has stabilized and begun to rebuild itself,” Mayor Eric Papenfuse says in an interview.
Nextgov
Treasury Taps 18F to Craft New $10 Bill's Digital Strategy
GSA's tech fix-it team advised the Treasury on getting the public to speak up about the redesign.
Management
A New Flag Rises on Washington's Embassy Row
After decades of estrangement, the United States and Cuba formally reestablished diplomatic relations on Monday.
Management