Management
The Myth About Bill Clinton's Emails
The former president says he only ever sent two electronic missives. Yeah, right.
Management
Even CBO Is Stumped on the Size of the Contractor Workforce
Federal agencies spent $500 billion procuring products and services in 2012.
Management
Whistleblowers Help Save Nearly $100M Through Flagging Overtime Abuses at DHS
Department should continue to identify employees misusing the system, independent agency advises.
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Oversight
FEMA to Reopen Superstorm Sandy Claims in Light of Fraud
Senators from New York and New Jersey applaud the decision to probe insurance companies.
Management
Make Better Choices for Better Time Management
Put more attention on the important and less on the urgent.
Nextgov
Colonial America Stands Up to ‘Worldwide Caliphate’ after Random Hack
Intruders penetrated Colonial Williamsburg's website through a software vulnerability.
Oversight
Ted Cruz: NASA Needs to Stop Worrying About Climate Change, Focus on Space
The Texas Republican told NASA’s chief Thursday to focus on “what inspires little boys and little girls across this country.”
News
Federal Employees -- They’re Just Like Us!
Lawmaker wants America to put a name and a face to the federal government.
Pay & Benefits
A Critical Part of Planning, By Any Estimation
It’s important that agencies provide retirement estimates to employees.
Oversight
Confidence in Government Hits Record Lows
Only 11 percent of Americans express faith in executive branch, and just 5 percent show confidence in Congress.
Nextgov
Treasury Begins Automating Cyber Tip-Sharing with Banks
The technology upgrade follows heavy assaults on Wall Street networks over the past few years.
Increasing Local Government Accessibility With ‘Hearing Loop’ Systems
Technology being wired into public facilities can help citizens who are hard of hearing.
Management
Email Lets Other People Schedule Your Life—Here’s How to Stop It
Constantly checking our inbox makes us stupid.
Tech
U.S. Arctic Envoy is Still Talking With Disney to Use 'Frozen' to Teach Climate Change
'It's a very good company, and they put out a good product, and I'd like to have them help us raise awareness.'
Nextgov
Meet the Digital Service Guru Who’s Helping New Recruits Navigate the Federal Bureaucracy
Nextgov sat down with Erie Meyer to get more insight into how she helps new recruits maneuver through a Mt. Everest of government regulations, rules and guidelines.
Management
How to Become an Ambassador Without Really Trying
In the U.S. Foreign Service, who you know is worth more than how many languages you can speak.
Management
The U.S. Is Not Ready for A Melting Arctic
Emergency response, navigation and charting has not kept pace with the rapidly-changing polar region.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Hillary Clinton Needs to Think About Her Number of Devices
The Daily Show takes the former State Department chief to task over her email scandal.
Management