Management

Obama Administration Secretly Expanded Scope of NSA Spying to Catch Hackers

The revelation comes days after a law was passed that would curtail some NSA spying programs—but not warrantless wiretapping.

Oversight

Senators: Pentagon Shouldn't Pay NFL for Shows of Patriotism

Payments to teams for honoring veterans should end, lawmakers say.

Management

LGBT Pride Month: Celebrating Every Member of the Federal Family

The diversity of thought, opinion and experience drives creativity and ingenuity.

Pay & Benefits

Look For Public Housing Executives’ 2014 Salary Data Soon

HUD will begin collecting information in August and will publish it online in the fall.

Oversight

Embattled Commerce Inspector General Abruptly Retires

A lawmaker and transparency group had called for his firing.

Management

What Happens If the Administration Wins the Supreme Court Obamacare Case?

Don’t underestimate the political implications if the high court sides with the administration in King v. Burwell.

Nextgov

Watchdog Says Pentagon Needs to Crank Up ‘Insider Threat’ Monitoring

Only half of military components GAO reviewed have logged system and user behaviors to develop "a baseline of normal activity patterns."

Oversight

Play of the Day: Mike Huckabee is a Real Comedian

The candidate's joke did not go over well with the transgender community.

Route Fifty

Seattle Finds a More Cost-Effective Way to Keep Road Contaminants From Its Waterways

Performance data show that street-sweeping programs are more economical than some environmental infrastructure investments.

Oversight

Four-Year Pay Freeze, Workforce Cuts and Other Ideas From New Presidential Contenders

Three Republicans and two Democrats join crowded 2016 field with their own ideas for changing government.

Oversight

Senators to Obama: Fill the Inspector General Vacancies

Transparency advocates accuse administration of slowing nominations for political gain.

Management

Justice Department Scores Goal With Latino Soccer Fandom

The fastest-growing demographic in the U.S. is paying attention to those FIFA indictments.

Nextgov

State Department Needs a Science and Technology Tune Up, Report Says

Despite launching an office devoted to science and technology more than 15 years ago, these topics remain undervalued at the State Department.

Management

The War Over NSA Spying is Just Beginning

Surveillance reformers notched a big victory this week with the USA Freedom Act, but they're just getting started.

Oversight

Chaffetz: Obama White House is 'in La-La Land' on FOIA

Oversight chair slam agencies' disclosure records, spar with Democrats over Hillary Clinton emails.