Oversight

Boehner: The House Will Vote to Repeal Obamacare

The speaker is setting out an agenda after a big week for the GOP.

Route Fifty

OpenGov Foundation Projects Get Big Boost From Knight Foundation

A new $750,000 grant will help the organization press forward on its Madison tool and Free Law Founders efforts to unlock state and local laws.

Defense One

The Military Wants New Technologies To Fight Drones

These are the technologies we will use to counter drones in the future. By Patrick Tucker

Oversight

Air Force Ethics Officials Abused Frequent Flyer Upgrades

Watchdog substantiates charge that two former senior lawyers violated gift regulations.

Management

VA Secretary Says He’s Moving as Fast as Possible to Remove Bad Apples

Bob McDonald responds to criticism that the department has been too slow to sack top leaders involved in falsifying patient care documents and other controversies.

Nextgov

In Off-the-Grid West Africa, How Can Tech Fight Ebola?

For now, a big piece of USAID’s efforts lie in improving the technology doctors and nurses use when treating patients with Ebola.

Oversight

The Realistic Republican To-Do List

Mitch McConnell and John Boehner want to score a few quick legislative victories in January.

Pay & Benefits

A Little More Cash During Open Season

Five ideas for saving yourself some benefits bucks.

Management

GSA Credits Recovery Act for Energy-Efficient Buildings

Fifty-nine federal facilities averaged a 5.5 percent drop in energy use last winter, one of the harshest in years.

Management

Where Age Equals Happiness

In the U.S., well-being tends to be highest in a person's earliest and latest years. But elsewhere, new research shows, quality of life follows a very different pattern.

Nextgov

Verizon Latest to Achieve FedRAMP Compliance

ATO legitimizes ECFE as government worthy and makes its cloud services easier to adopt.

Management

Obama: The Oil-and-Gas Boom Is Awesome. But Stop Bugging Me About Keystone.

The president called the pipeline "one small aspect" of the energy picture.

Nextgov

Long-awaited FISMA Reforms May Hit Stumbling Block

The House and Senate have hit a road bump trying to update a 2002 law covering federal computer security.

Route Fifty

Will Berkeley’s Soda Tax Pop Up in Other Cities and States?

A similar measure in San Francisco failed on Tuesday after intense industry spending to defeat it.