Management

What Kind of Leader Are You?

There are three types of leaders, and organizations need all three.

Pay & Benefits

Feds’ Pay Raise Takes Unexpected Diversion

Legislation allowing the pay boost to advance gets caught up in political battle.

Nextgov

Defending the Digital Consumer

FTC Commissioner Julie Brill prepares for the day there is no Internet.

Oversight

Can Clinton Govern If She Wins? A Cautionary Tale From Pennsylvania.

In Pennsylvania, Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf won in 2014—but the GOP kept the legislature, and Wolf's proposals have gone nowhere. That could happen to Clinton in 2016.

Defense

The Stunning ISIS-Related Allegations Against the Son of a Boston Cop

DOJ alleges the 23-year-old was planning an attack in the style of 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.

Management

NASA Used Instagram to Post The Best Photo of Pluto Ever Taken

The New Horizons telescope takes images with 1,000 times the resolution of the best earthbound telescopes.

Management

Only Superheroes Need Apply

Since when did we become so impossibly perfect in business and in life?

Route Fifty

States Battle Cities Over Minimum Wage

As more cities embrace local minimum wage ordinances, state legislatures are pushing back.

Management

Clinton Proposes Economic Agenda, but Wall Street Questions Still Remain

She attacked her Republican opponents by name, but still can’t dodge the specter of her past.

Pay & Benefits

How Scott Walker Could Bust Federal Employee Unions and Cut Feds’ Pay

The governor has risen to fame on the backs of public-sector workers.

Management

Obama Administration Plugs Retirement Savings Programs

The Labor Department will allow states to create their own retirement savings plans.

Management

The Women Who Rule Pluto

The New Horizons team may include more women staffers than any other NASA project in history.

Oversight

Abruptly Departed Commerce Watchdog Faulted For Audit Gaps, Low Morale

GAO says hotline complaints at cash-strapped agency were not consistently monitored.

Route Fifty

Self-Driving Cars Pose a Big Revenue Problem for Local Governments

States and localities need to partner with automated carmakers—and quickly—to establish an alternative tax system, according to a new Brookings Institution report.