Oversight

VA's Handling of Whistleblowers Continues to Irk Lawmakers

Doctor reassigned to storage closet despite agency’s new cooperation with Special Counsel.

Management

Blackwater, Contracting and the Iraq War Time Warp

A long conflict as seen through a long trial.

Management

New Technology Will Allow Navy To Target with Jamming Pods

Faster datalinks will allow the Navy’s EA-18 Growler to pinpoint insurgents with weapons-quality accuracy.

Management

Technology and Government’s Distributed Future

Connected devices are changing the way we do business, but our thinking will need to catch up to our tools.

Management

Women Senior Execs Dominate at HHS

Female SESers make up 53 percent of the top leadership corps at the department, and 34 percent governmentwide.

Nextgov

GAO: Billions More To Be Saved by IT Reform

GAO on Tuesday released its fifth annual assessment of federal inefficiencies highlighting IT initiatives that could be more efficient.

Nextgov

Pentagon: US Cyber Reserve Is in the Works

The Defense Department is bringing in security reinforcements, as it contends with a cyber workforce shortage and growing Internet threat.

Defense

Air Force Removes General Who Accused Pilot Lobbyists of Treason

James Post apologizes for asserting that A-10 backers shouldn't speak out.

Management

How the World Mourned Lincoln in 1865

The president's assassination 150 years ago sparked outpourings of grief across the globe.

Defense

White House Mounts Massive Lobbying Campaign on Iran Deal

The administration is racing to prevent a veto-proof majority for a bill that would give Congress the power to block a nuclear deal.

Insights

Delivering on Digital Government

Since the release of the White House’s 2012 Digital Government Strategy, agencies have begun implementing digital tools and services. GBC's survey of 396 senior-level federal employees reveals the current state of these services and the challenges moving forward.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Hillary Clinton is the Mother of Dragons

The Nightly Show deftly compares the 2016 field to Game of Thrones.

Nextgov

US and Ukraine Top List of Cyber Spy Victims

Both nations were the targets of a combined 40 percent of cyberspy assaults on governments, based on statistics provided to Nextgov.

Benefits

VA extends program to care for traumatic brain injury

The Department of Veterans Affairs said it has awarded 20 contracts that will extend its assisted living pilot program for veterans with traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Employee Policy

Government lacks strategy for cybersecurity workforce

The federal government still has no government-wide master strategy to build and maintain a cybersecurity workforce, according to a report released this week.

Employee Policy

GAO suggests more ways to reduce redundancy in federal operations

The Government Accountability Office has identified 66 new actions that the executive branch or Congress can take to reduce overlap and duplication within the federal government.

Benefits

New alliance will enable feds to earn degrees at deep discount

The Office of Personnel Management said it has entered an agreement with an online education provider to give federal employees more affordable access to post-secondary education resources.

Management

What a Marco Rubio Presidency Would Mean for the Federal Workforce

The Florida Republican would likely not lead an administration favorable toward federal employees.

Management

Joe Biden Calls Coal 'A Way Of Life'

The Vice President fondly recalls his childhood in a Pennsylvania mining community.

Management

What Are You More Likely to Remember?

It’s too easy to just put your head down and your foot on the gas when there’s so much to do.