Management

New Ways to Think About Hiring, Managing and Leading

Preparing for tomorrow's federal workforce.

Nextgov

US Marshals Migrate from BlackBerrys to iPhones

The Marshals also are testing a small number of Windows 8 tablets and Android-based smartphones.

Tech

Nearly Half a Million People Enrolled in Obamacare Coverage in the First Week

The number is a vast improvement over last year's launch.

Pay & Benefits

Agencies Do Not Have to Grant Special Paid Leave to Feds Exposed to Ebola

OPM, however, recommends they provide civilian workers quarantined because of their job some excused absence.

Management

FYI, See Below

The purpose (and the sorrow) of the worst kind of email—the passive-aggressive forward.

Management

Senior Execs Face Pressure to Boost Employee Engagement

OMB leads push to gauge performance in part on viewpoint survey scores.

Route Fifty

Can New York City Improve Its Lackluster Voter Registration Record?

A newly passed voter assistance bill mandates city agency compliance with a 2000 state law that a study found was being routinely ignored.

Defense

John Boehner Forges Ahead on the House Benghazi Probe

How did the speaker respond to a GOP-led report that supported the Obama administration? He reappointed his own select inquiry into the 2012 terrorist attacks.

Oversight

With Proposed New Ozone Rule, Obama Tees Up Next Environmental Fight

EPA is proposing to lower the smog standard, and environmentalists are determined to make it happen this time.

Management

For Thanksgiving, Why Does the President Only Pardon White Turkeys?

Notable heritage breeds don't make it to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., thanks to the industrial turkey farming lobby's lock on the annual event.

Defense One

A Look Back at Chuck Hagel’s Tenure as Defense Secretary

In the 21 months that Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel was on the job, he faced everything from the budget crisis in Washington to the rise of ISIS. By Kedar Pavgi

Defense One

Flournoy Pulls Out of Defense Secretary Race

Michele Flournoy pulls herself out of contention to replace Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel. By Kevin Baron

Nextgov

Bug Accidentally Shut Down Military Open Source Software Portal

Problems with a backup system are preventing Pentagon from recovering Forge.mil.

Route Fifty

Seattle Mayor Ed Murray Pardons a Tofu Turkey

The Tofurky stunt is part of a local food bank collection challenge.

Oversight

Feds Accuse Sony of Overhyping PlayStation Features

If you bought a PlayStation Vita, you could soon be getting a refund thanks to a federal settlement.