Defense

Pentagon: Sexual Assaults Are Down on Military College Campuses

Defense Department estimates there were 200 fewer victims among academy students in 2014 than in 2012.

Nextgov

HealthCare.gov 2.0: By the Numbers

How the second edition of the scandal-plagued website is doing.

Management

The Alarming, Long-Term Consequences of Workplace Stress

Health problems associated with job-related anxiety account for more deaths each year than Alzheimer's disease or diabetes.

Tech

IRS Welcomes Jump in Taxpayers Using Its Website

Call volume around President’s Day expected to strain staff.

Nextgov

Here’s How DHS Says a Shutdown Would Affect Cyber Operations

A shutdown could delay the issuing of a key contract award under the multibillion-dollar continuous monitoring program DHS manages.

Management

Even Republicans Love Obama's Immigration Policies

GOP voters support the executive actions in principle, but oppose them once they're linked to the president.

Management

What the FBI Chief Got Right—and Wrong—About Race and Police

James Comey insisted that if citizens saw things from a beat cop's perspective, they'd be more sympathetic.

Nextgov

The Two Acronyms That are Key to Obama’s New Plan to Fight Hackers

The terms are essential for explaining how the government will expand information sharing with the private sector.

Oversight

Boehner: Blame Democrats If Homeland Security Shuts Down

"I want you to ask the Senate Democrats when they're gonna get off their ass and do something other than to vote 'no,' " the House speaker told reporters Wednesday.

Nextgov

How Tiny Pieces of Space Junk Could Wreak Havoc on US Weather Forecasts

The proliferation of space debris -- and its destructive capacity -- is bad news for the thousands of satellites orbiting Earth.

Oversight

Lawmaker Renews Battle Against Porn-Watching on Federal Computers

Rep. Mark Meadows says he continues to hear about “bad actors” similar to an EPA employee who spent up to six hours a day watching pornography at work.