Management
Fidgeting at Work May Be Good For Your Health
Good news for pen-twirlers, leg shakers, and foot tappers.
Nextgov
Energy Department CTO Stepping Down, Joining the Private Sector
Pete Tseronis plans to leave by Nov. 1, 2015.
Oversight
Pope Francis, with His Address, Brings Immigration Back to Congress
The leader of the Catholic Church did not cede hot-button political issues in a Joint Meeting of Congress Thursday—he forced Congress to confront them.
Management
Why Do Women Think About the Downsides of Promotions More Than Men Do?
Male and female workers both easily imagine the good that comes with career advancement—but women have an easier time imagining the bad.
Management
EPA is Being Criticized for Approving Pesticides Without Confirming How Dangerous They Are to Bees
The most recent court case wasn't the first time the agency has been sued.
Oversight
Amid Shutdown Battle, A Conservation Fund Seeks A Lifeline
The Land and Water Conservation Fund is also going to expire next week.
Management
Clinton Releases More Ideas to Decrease Consumer Health Care Costs
Her plans continue to favor patients over industry groups.
Route Fifty
Can a National Park Save Northern Maine?
Debate over the North Woods Park proposal has raised federalism issues.
Management
How Obama Welcomed Pope Francis
The pontiff was greeted by thousands of people outside the executive mansion on Wednesday.
Oversight
Senator Wants 'Clarity' From FBI on Hillary Clinton’s Recovered Emails
Judiciary Committee chairman said new revelations bolster the case for an “independent authority” to search records.
Oversight
Play of the Day: All Pope, All the Time
Pope Francis is in the United States and late-night TV is all over this historic event.
Management
Can Public Policy Survive Without Government?
Public-private partnerships can improve services, but not without risks.
Route Fifty
Stats Shot: 381 U.S. Metro Areas, Ranked by Their 2014 GDP
The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis released the figures on Wednesday.
Nextgov
Tax Collectors Want 'Selfies' to Prove You Are Who You Say You Are
States receive federal funds to verify the smartphone self-portraits of citizens, as a means of preventing refund fraud.
Oversight
Abortion Has Held Up the Budget Before, But the Stakes Are Higher This Time
Debate over reproductive rights caused funding gaps in the 1970s, but not a shutdown.
Nextgov
Agencies Harnessing Data to Make Your Visit to a Government Office More Bearable
Feedback USA is a system of kiosks that allow citizens to rate their experience visiting field offices and other agency locations.
Oversight
Issa Cites Tensions with Executive Branch on Bipartisan DATA Act
Ex-House chairman dismisses IRS’ budget complaints, predicts “scores of FOIA officers” no longer needed.
Pay & Benefits
Financial Help During Shutdowns, Efforts to Fix a Locality Pay Inequity and More
A weekly roundup of pay and benefits news.
Pay & Benefits
Facing Renewed Threat, 20,000 Feds Are Still Suing Government Over Last Shutdown
Many more names will be added to suit seeking back pay.
Management