Nextgov

The Case for a Cyber Red Cross

Some experts advocate for an impartial, nongovernmental organization that would respond to cyberattacks the same way the Red Cross responds to natural disasters and war conflicts.

Oversight

Mitch McConnell Announces a Vote on a Clean DHS Funding Bill Is Coming

The Senate minority leader is making his move to try and prevent a shutdown.

Management

Environmentalists Protest Forest Service Job Cuts

Fiscal 2016 budget proposes eliminating 133 jobs in law enforcement.

Route Fifty

States Strive to Keep Medicaid Patients Out of the Emergency Department

When Medicaid recipients receive care in emergency departments, the cost is higher than it is in doctors’ offices. The challenge is reducing those costs without endangering patients.

Defense

Watchdog Launches Review on Future Size of Afghan Forces

Move comes on heels of Carter visit and rethinking of U.S. troop strength.

Oversight

Ted Cruz's Mission for NASA: More Space, Less Earth

The new space subcommittee chairman thinks the Obama administration has the agency overly focused on climate change at the expense of exploring the cosmos.

Oversight

Democrats Say a Short-Term DHS Bill Would Be Terrible. They May Vote for It Anyway.

Despite the dire consequences of a stopgap funding measure, it would be hard for Democrats to oppose.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Obama Loves America… Or Does He?

Late-night television hosts eviscerate Rudy Giuliani over his comments at a weekend fundraiser.

Oversight

While Rubio Holds His Fire, Cruz and Paul Attack on the Next Immigration Front

Unlike the Senate's other two GOP presidential contenders, Marco Rubio hasn't taken a stance on Loretta Lynch's nomination.

Management

How Diverse Should Your Team Be?

NBA data point to a sweet spot in balancing diversity and similarity of skills.

Route Fifty

Rahm Emanuel's Moment of Truth

The Chicago mayor hopes voters will allow him to avoid an April runoff despite school closures and outbreaks of violent crime.

Nextgov

Spy Research Agency Is Building Psychic Machines to Predict Hacks

Using publicly available Internet data, supercomputer-like systems will estimate when a prowler might try to breach a system.

Management

What Would You Say in Your Acceptance Speech?

Think about what message you'd want to send, if you had 60 seconds on stage at the Oscars.

Management

Air Force Restores Eligibility to Controversial Contractor

Reverse-auction specialist FedBid reorganizes after Veterans Affairs dispute.

Route Fifty

To Improve Gender Equity, Local Governments May Want to Look at Non-Profits

To tackle the “13 percent” quandary, it’s time to create positive feedback loops for women in local administration.

Nextgov

Megan Smith Wants to ‘Debug’ Tech’s Diversity Problem

The U.S. chief technology officer said she remains hopeful about the prospects for change -- especially in Silicon Valley.