Management

Lindsey Graham Announces His 2016 Presidential Run

The candidacy has two main effects: making South Carolina more difficult for a front-runner to win and making Sen. Rand Paul look like an isolationist.

Management

Proposed ‘Fair Pay’ Rule Riles Federal Contractors

A requirement to disclose pending labor violations is unfair, company advocates say.

Nextgov

Government's Health Data Website Gets a Refresh

The site aims to make government health-related data sets more available to the public for analysis.

Route Fifty

Here’s One Creative Solution to the ‘Love Lock’ Problem

While officials in Paris and New York find the romantic tradition troublesome, a Chicago suburb has found a way to embrace it.

Oversight

Standoff Over Defense Spending Could Seriously Endanger Major Bill

Lawmakers can't agree on how to handle budget caps under sequestration.

Management

Immigration Advocates Place Their Faith in Obama

The administration’s recent actions have rebuilt a relationship strained by years of acrimony, and given the president leeway to pursue reform as he sees fit.

Oversight

What Happens Now That the Patriot Act Has Expired?

Three of the law's controversial surveillance authorities have now expired. The two sides of the surveillance debate differ on what that means going forward.

Nextgov

New Guidance Aims to Plug Peepholes in City Surveillance Systems

The preliminary guidelines address the personal data of individuals captured by traffic sensors, speed cameras and other Internet-connected government systems.

Nextgov

‘Data Geek’ Takes Reins as HHS CTO

Susannah Fox joins a CTO shop known for its active and forward-thinking leadership.

Management

EPA Can’t Shake Its Ethanol Headache

The Obama administration proposed lowering the ethanol mandate, and nobody's happy.

News

Are Recusals Slowing Down SEC Decision-Making?

Commission Chair Mary Jo White could not participate in deliberations on an accounting fraud case against a large federal contractor.