Oversight
Senator Seeks Answers on Use of Private Email by Special Government Employees
At State Department, Hillary Clinton communicated with aides still in private sector.
Management
Lynch Nomination Headed for Senate Floor Next Week
Pick to succeed Eric Holder has drawn plenty of GOP critics.
Tech
Hillary Clinton, Taking Questions About Her Email, Says She 'Opted for Convenience'
Now that everyone else has, the former secretary of State weighed in Tuesday on the news surrounding her email use at the State Department.
Route Fifty
Introducing Route Fifty: GovExec State & Local Is Expanding Into an Upgraded Independent Digital News Publication
Route Fifty is coming in a few weeks and we’re going on a crosscountry ‘Roadmap’ roadtrip. Join us for the state and local journey in advance of our relaunch this spring.
Nextgov
Are Medicaid IT Systems the Weak Link in Detecting Improper Payments?
Only three out of 10 states had ways to evaluate their systems for detecting and preventing improper payments, according to the GAO report.
Route Fifty
Watch President Obama’s National League of Cities Address
Building a tech worker pipeline ‘doesn’t just apply to San Francisco. This doesn’t just apply to Boston. It applies across the board in every part of the country,’ president tells attendees.
Management
How Public-Private Partnerships Can Pave Career Paths for Veterans
Businesses could play a big role in the transition to civilian jobs.
Management
The CIA Is Trying to Hack Your iPhone
New Snowden documents reveal a decade-long CIA push to break Apple’s encryption protections.
Management
The Newest Productivity Hack: Meditation
Is teaching mindfulness in the workplace good for business?
Defense
Obama's War Authority Request Is Stuck
A month after the White House released a draft AUMF, the measure isn't gaining support in either chamber or party.
Tech
Which Agencies Are Best At Responding to FOIA Requests?
USDA and Social Security are the most responsive; State and HHS, the least, nonprofit finds.
Management
Wikipedia Is Suing the National Security Agency
The lawsuit argues that the NSA's collection of Internet communications can often open U.S. data to warrantless access
Oversight
Play of the Day: The President Samples Jay-Z in his Selma Speech
Some of the metaphors Obama used in Alabama sound awfully familiar.
Nextgov
What's Stopping Startups From Contracting with the Government?
One D.C.-based company claims it can give startups access to the federal government in six months.
Defense One
Pacific Command’s Adm. Locklear Shortlisted for Joint Chiefs Chairman
PACOM commander Adm. Samuel Locklear asked to delay retirement so Carter can consider him for chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Management
How the Government Plans to Revamp USAJOBS and Make Federal Service 'Hip'
OPM rolls out plan to simplify federal hiring, increase data usage and recruit minority millennials.
Management
Obamacare’s Price Tag Just Went Down, According to CBO
The federal government is expected to spend $200 billion less on insurance subsidies.
Management
Obama and Hillary Clinton Emailed Each Other
This is the latest White House response to questions about the former secretary of State's email practices while on the job.
Route Fifty
How Predictive Policing Is Using Algorithms to Deliver Crime-Reduction Results for Cities
From its birth in Santa Cruz, California, advancing technology allows better deployment of police resources in departments across the nation.
Nextgov