Defense
Ahead of Hurricane Season, Obama Warns Climate Change Will Worsen Storms
The White House has increasingly cautioned about extreme weather threats from climate change.
Management
Agriculture Department Identifies $1.4 Billion in Savings to Avoid Furloughs
Travel cutbacks, telework and office consolidations contribute to three-year-old cost-reduction efforts.
Nextgov
CIO: FITARA 'Won't Change A Lot' at DHS
DHS CIO Luke McCormack said the legislation would only force CIOs to get more involved in the planning phase of major at decisions.
News
What Government Will Look Like in 2020
Your chance to share ideas on technology and the government of tomorrow.
Oversight
VA Officials in Hot Water Over Psychic Party and Tax Evasion
Watchdog concludes one employee misused her position, and another lied about his wife’s income.
Oversight
The U.S. Government's Battles With Professional Sports
Soccer isn't the only sport that has felt the heat over the past few years.
Management
Why Management Problems Are a Barrier to Pay Raises and Reform
Performance improvement starts with managers, but they need help.
Management
The Federal Government Is Unprepared for a Large-Scale Animal Disease Outbreak
Feds are looking to boost hiring efforts for veterinarians.
Oversight
House Panel Meets the Press In Probe of FOIA Woes
Attkisson, Leopold among journalists who will testify next week before the Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
Management
Air Traffic Control Upgrades Face Turbulence
Heading into a record travel season, FAA's traffic upgrades are in the political spotlight.
Management
5 Simple Ways to Make Creative Thinking a Daily Habit
Let your innovative ideas simmer and percolate with these five daily rituals.
Nextgov
DARPA Wants Technology That Could Help Troops See Through Walls
Light particles used to create photographs carry lots of information about their surroundings, but traditional imaging systems only gather a fraction of it, according to DARPA.
Oversight
Play of the Day: The FIFA Investigation Has Layers
The soccer ruling body's corruption is so bad, even the famously neutral Swiss are getting involved.
Route Fifty
Stuck in a Growing Pension Hole, Maryland Keeps on Digging
The state legislature has only made a fourth of the agreed-upon contributions to shore up the public employee plan.
Nextgov
Other Agencies Use Same Log-on Procedures as Exploited IRS Site
The IRS hack is raising questions about once tried-and-true identity-protection measures.
Pay & Benefits
Tens of Thousands of Feds to Receive Significant Pay Raise Next Year
Thirteen cities will soon receive their own locality pay designations.
Pay & Benefits
Phased Retirement’s Slow Rollout, Medical Pot for Vets and More
A weekly roundup of federal pay and benefits news.
Management
The Best Pages on Some Campaign Websites are the Ones That Are Not There
Presidential candidates obsess over every aspect of their public images—even things like 404 pages.
Management
Rick Santorum Is Running for President Again
The former senator from Pennsylvania is trying to win the presidency.
Management