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The Public Participation Playbook Goes Live

After months of work by both the government and public, the new handbook is ready to help foster engagement.

Pay & Benefits

Five Charts That Show the Pentagon's Shrinking Civilian Workforce

The percentage of Uncle Sam's civilians employed at the Defense Department is decreasing.

Management

Obama Administration Frustrates Inspectors General on Records Access

House hearing on agency 'stonewalling' reveals split over which laws take precedence.

Oversight

Republicans: Obama's Budget Is Providing 'a Good Laugh'

Federal employee groups like the White House's blueprint, but the plan is unlikely to get very far on Capitol Hill.

Route Fifty

A 30-Year Plan for U.S. Transportation Summed Up by One Word: Choice

With "Beyond Traffic," Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx pivots U.S. policy away from cars and toward multimodal options.

Management

Work From Home, Just Not Alone and Not in Your Own Home

The Scandinavian startup Hoffice aims to bring rigor and productivity to the concept of home-based co-working spaces.

Management

Obama Administration Announces New Rules on NSA Spying

A new report from the intelligence community outlines post-Snowden changes to how the government spies on Americans and foreigners.

Pay & Benefits

Senior Executive Service Is Meant to Be Mobile, Lawmaker Says

Republican defends bill to reassign top career VA employees to new posts every five years.

Pay & Benefits

NTEU Troops Blitz Congress Seeking 3.8 Percent Pay Raise, End to Sequestration

Sen. Hirono tells legislative conference she backs the union’s agenda on pay and agency funding.

Management

DHS Spending Bill Stalls in the Senate As Deadline for a Partial Shutdown Draws Closer

Mitch McConnell now faces the same problem with his party’s right flank as Boehner does in the House.

Management

Exactly How Much Sleep Is 'Enough'?

New recommendations from the National Sleep Foundation

News

The Government Will See You Now

The Obama administration wants agencies to deliver world class customer service.

Management

Is Strategic Foresight an Ethical Imperative?

Leaders should consider the implications current decisions will have tomorrow.

Defense

A Look Inside the Pentagon's $585 Billion Budget Request

While the Pentagon will enjoy a peace dividend of sorts, the latest proposal still keeps the military on a war footing.

Oversight

Obama's Budget Is Done. Now It's the GOP's Turn.

Republicans must overcome internal divides to craft the blueprint that will guide vital decisions for the rest of the year.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Old Testament Law with Mike Huckabee

The former Arkansas governor is against gay marriage, but where does he stand on mixing fabrics?

Nextgov

Obama Budget: How Far Does $14 Billion In Cyber Spending Go?

Among the government departments asking for more cyber resources are the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security.