Management

Report: Working Moms Have More Successful Daughters and More Caring Sons

A Harvard Business School study says working mother's guilt may be real, but increasingly it's being proven unwarranted.

Defense

Senate Confirms Neffenger to Rescue TSA

Coast Guard veteran welcomed by Homeland Security secretary.

Oversight

Why the Chairman of the Senate Oversight Committee's Career May Be in Danger

Being a political newcomer has its drawbacks.

Defense

Study: America Needs New Small Nuclear Bombs

CSIS’ Clark Murdock argues that only such weapons can deter rogue states from seeking nukes of their own

Management

How Scalia Could Undo a Big Part of Obama’s Environmental Legacy

The fate of a air-pollution regulations may be in the hands of the conservative justice.

Management

For More Workplace Diversity, Should Algorithms Make Hiring Decisions?

Some recruiters are hoping that software can somehow compensate for human failings.

Route Fifty

How Much Marijuana Will Be Detected in Municipal Sewage?

National Institutes of Health funding will aid researchers sampling two Washington state wastewater system to test local cannabis use.

Pay & Benefits

Size of the OPM Hack Quadruples to 18 Million

FBI director reportedly provided the estimate to lawmakers in closed-door briefings.

Nextgov

Signs of OPM Hack at Another Federal Agency Turn Out to Be Legitimate Files (UPDATED)

The agency detected unauthorized activity on three desktops after the big breach came to light this spring.

Nextgov

OPM Database Storing 4 Billion Employee Health Records Needs Security Upgrades

A “data warehouse” of federal employees’ health and prescription drug claims maintained by the agency’s Office of the Inspector General contains 4 billion records.

Management

Watchdog Finds No Fresh Evidence of Time and Attendance Fraud by EPA Employees

Report comes after senior adviser John C. Beale was able to collect nearly $1 million for absences during which he claimed he was on CIA assignments.

Oversight

Supreme Court To USDA: Hands Off the Raisins

The court struck down a program that seized excess raisins in an effort to stabilize prices.

Route Fifty

‘Record Pace’ for Oklahoma Earthquakes; A Long Legislative Summer Ahead in Raleigh?

Also: A regulatory hot potato for a potato producer in Minnesota; saving lives in Delaware with Narcan kits.

Management

Obama Administration: Climate Plan Will Save Lives, Money

Amid Republican attacks on climate plan, report lays out economic benefits of action.

Management

Benghazi Panel Releases Blumenthal Emails, but Not Transcript

Trey Gowdy defended his decision to keep Sidney Blumenthal's deposition private for now, and blasted Democratic critics of the GOP-led investigation.

Management

Interior Is the 'National Geographic' of Instagram

The agency tasked with managing federal lands and natural resources needs #nofilter.

Route Fifty

Virginia Lawmakers Examining a Big Public Records Loophole

The commonwealth’s “working papers” exemption has seen numerous FOIA request denials and is the only one covering state university presidents.

Oversight

Subcommittee Chair Who Was Trying to Be Nicer to Feds Removed After Trade Vote

Meadows took a harsh line on misbehaving feds, but had been trying to improve relations between Congress and public servants.