Management

CBO Estimate: Repealing Obamacare Would Leave 19 Million Uninsured; Raise Federal Deficit

The Congressional Budget Office released a new report on the effects of repealing the Affordable Care Act.

Management

Obama Administration Wants to Slash Carbon Emissions From Trucks

The relatively noncontroversial rule is projected to save 1 billion metric tons of GHGs.

Management

When Your Team Is Silent

You consider yourself a collaborative leader, but are your employees afraid to speak up?

Management

To Advance the Mission, More Feds Should Consider Doing Less

Managers often mistake complexity for sophistication, and the result is bad for everyone, a former military acquisition executive argues.

Nextgov

4 Top Challenges for Federal CIOs

Cybersecurity, data management and culture remain roadblocks for agency CIOs.

Management

The World is Quickly Running Out of Water, New NASA Study Says

Researchers found that over the decade-long study of the 37 major aquifers worldwide, 21 experienced a depletion of their water supply.

Defense

Drone Pilot Psychologist Says They Need a Vacation From War

The men and women fighting America’s drone war can’t go home, no matter where they are.

Management

Republicans Imperil Obama Legacy With National Service Cuts

Will the president watch another priority fall victim to the political culture he vowed to change?

Management

When It Comes to Getting a Job, Americans Believe Skills Trump College

People see social intelligence and computer knowledge as more important than a four-year degree in preparing for the workplace, according to a new poll.

Oversight

Play of the Day: The State of the 2016 Race

Hillary Clinton has plans for Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump pays volunteers to clap and Lindsey Graham says America is ready for a bachelor president.

Route Fifty

A ‘Jade Helm’ Weather Assault on Texas?; Jerry Brown’s Papal Praise

Also in our state and local news roundup: Detroit’s next fiscal crisis, Minnesota sex offenders and waving in Newport, R.I.

Management

Obama on Charleston: 'I've Had to Make Statements Like This Too Many Times'

The president, joined by Vice President Joe Biden, spoke from the White House Thursday on the shooting in South Carolina.