Oversight
GOP Lawmakers Seek Details on IRS 'Team' Whose Existence May Be Semantic
Chaffetz and Jordan say FOIA officer testimony holds key to delayed Lois Lerner documents.
Nextgov
Scientists Are One Step Closer to Predicting Solar Storms
The refrigerator-sized Deep Space Climate Observatory is a joint partnership between NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the U.S. Air Force.
Management
Keep Doing the Work and the Results Will Follow
Focus on what's important, this week and every week.
Defense
Obama on Fighting ISIS: 'We Don’t Yet Have A Complete Strategy'
The president said Monday that the Pentagon is still waiting on “commitments” from the Iraqi government.
Defense
Carter: Plan to Close Guantanamo Facility Is A ‘Constructive Step’
Defense chief says he’s working with the White House on a plan that will be submitted “per longstanding request” to Congress.
Management
The President Wants You to Think the Obamacare Lawsuit Is Ridiculous
Obama says the Supreme Court probably shouldn’t have even taken up the King v. Burwell case.
Management
Weather Service Paid Retired Exec Half a Million to Consult
Commerce watchdog probe finds such ‘revolving door’ contracts may be common.
Management
The Internet Has Been Giving Bad Résumé Design Advice
Restraint, not pizzaz, is the creative direction to follow.
Defense
NASA is Investing in Eco-friendly Supersonic Airplane Travel
Maybe by 2030 we'll be able to fly between London and New York in under four hours again.
Management
Lindsey Graham: Caitlyn Jenner Is 'Welcome in My Party’
The senator from South Carolina distinguished himself from his fellow GOP presidential contenders in a CNN interview Sunday.
Oversight
Senate Takes Up Defense Authorization Bill, House Works on Defense Spending
The week will be headlined by the fight over amendments on the Pentagon authorization bill.
Pay & Benefits
What Was the Purpose of the OPM Hack?
Officials think the massive data breach revealed this week is part of an effort by China to build a database of U.S. government workers.
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States, Cities Call for Skilled Foreign Workers Amid Abuse Claims
The tech industry is pushing for more guest worker visas, and some governors and mayors agree more are needed. But many workers, claiming abuse, are turning to state courts in search of relief.
Oversight
The Next Budget Conflict Has Begun, With a Potential Shutdown on the Line
The dispute over defense versus domestic spending means bills will pile up until September. What happens then?
Oversight
Play of the Day: Rick Perry's Résumé
The Texan is trying to become the 2016 Republican nominee, but he definitely has some hurdles to clear.
Defense
Senators Push Back On Plan to Privatize Some Military Commissaries
A bipartisan proposal requires the Pentagon to report to Congress before moving ahead with pilot program to contract out the commissary system.
Management
10 Fears About Employees Collaborating on Social Intranets
What happens when we become so productive that we don't need as many staffers?
Nextgov
Hackers Outwit Global Financial Body and Love Seeing ISIS in NYC
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
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