Oversight

Play of the Day: Hillary Clinton Tries to Connect with Voters

Saturday Night Live pokes at the newest official entrant into the 2016 race.

Nextgov

Bionic Eyes Are No Match for the Curiosity of Pentagon Cartographers

Right now, technology is up against a problem that didn't exist in the Atari age: big data.

Management

What a Hillary Clinton Presidency Would Mean for the Federal Workforce

The former secretary of State has a history with feds that predates her leadership of the diplomatic service.

Nextgov

How Facial Recognition Technology Is Unearthing China's Artificial Islands

NGA is using "broad-based change detection" tools to calculate where in the water the Chinese might next break ground, so to speak.

Nextgov

NSA’s Grand Plan to Snowden-Proof Its Data Using the Cloud

No one in the intelligence community wants to face another leak. With NSA’s widespread adoption of cloud computing, the spy agency may not have to.

Route Fifty

Planning for Next Rainy Day, States Look at Revenue Volatility to Guide Savings Strategies

But there are limitations. “There is no one single formula or tool that can give you all the answers,” says the executive director of the Utah Governor’s Office of Management and Budget.

Tech

The SNL Jokes That Americans Found Offensive

Three years of FCC documents reveal the recent jokes and moments that received complaints.

Management

10 Questions About the Hillary Clinton Campaign

With the Democratic frontrunner due to finally announce her candidacy on Sunday, a few ways to think about her second try at the White House

Management

New Numbers Show Decline in IRS' Phone Service

Taxpayer advocate and commissioner fear impact on citizen compliance.

Defense

Pentagon Strives for Even Better Buying Power

Upgrade to acquisition strategy stresses long-range R&D, cybersecurity and commercial sourcing.

Management

The Pentagon’s Next Bomber Will Be Built To Upgrade

The stealthy strike aircraft the Air Force buys this year will look a lot different when it is retired to the boneyard decades from now.

Management

Hispanics Voice Overwhelming Support for Obama's Actions on Immigration

A poll finds that a majority of all Americans, and 78 percent of Hispanics, approve of his executive order.

Defense

One Year After Standoff With Armed Militia, BLM Employees Still Feel Vulnerable

Agency contends employee safety is its "No. 1 priority."

Nextgov

HHS Cracks Down on Hospitals Hoarding Patient Information

An HHS agency is trying to ensure patient information flows seamlessly between health systems.

Nextgov

Hackers Cripple Global French-Language Broadcaster, Hit Linux Event Participants and Run Up Hospital Bills

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.

Tech

State Department Agrees to Probe Missing Clinton Emails

Frustrated records management experts hope episode is turning point.

Route Fifty

California Bill Would Extend Health Insurance to Undocumented Immigrants

A bill proposed in the state senate would allow income-eligible undocumented immigrants to get coverage through Medi-Cal.

Management

Why a Political Chameleon Thinks He Can Beat Hillary Clinton in 2016

Rhode Island's Lincoln Chafee’s pitch is that all politics are local.

Oversight

Meet the Senate Candidate Already Collecting a Congressional Pension

Former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland's pension was worth more than $31,000 six years ago.

Management

Social Security Reform Could be a Minefield for 2016 Contenders

The disability fund is set to start running out of money right around the presidential election. So what will Republican candidates do about it?