Management
A Pugnacious Obama Takes on (Most of) the World
Obama names and shames Russia; buries the myth of Middle East 'linkage'; and promises to lead the fight against barbarism, in a temperamentally different sort of speech.
Pay & Benefits
Agencies Are Paying More to Avoid Costly Discrimination Adjudication
An analysis shows the amount of money doled out to settle employees’ informal and formal EEO complaints has increased.
Management
Justice Has Indicted Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino for Tax Evasion
The former "Jersey Shore" star is in trouble.
Route Fifty
Watch How Austin Is Implementing Its Universal Recycling Ordinance
The Texas capital has an ambitious plan to be a zero-waste city.
Nextgov
Disarray or Dream Team? DHS Cyber Efforts Under Scrutiny
DHS insists it’s building a strong cyber team, but spate of departures loom large.
Nextgov
When the Government Sends You a Text Message, Take Note
Local governments make better use of SMS.
Management
Great Organizations Build on Their Successes
Government leaders need to highlight the inspirational work across their organizations.
Management
Grand Canyon Park Gets Creative to Attract Bids on Concessions Contract
Park Service taps cash from other parks to pay down debt to the current contractor and make the new agreement more attractive.
Management
Who You Marry Affects Your Success at Work
Conscientious people are good for their spouse’s work success for a few reasons, say experts.
Management
The Postal Service Wants to Deliver Your Groceries Each Morning
USPS submits proposal to market test early morning grocery delivery in certain cities.
News
DHS Chief to Washington Post: Actually, 90 Percent of our Senior Positions Are Filled
Feature faulting the massive department for heavy turnover "disregarded the present," Jeh Johnson writes in letter to the editor.
Defense
A Landmark Verdict Finds Bank Responsible for Supporting Terrorist Attacks
Suit was filed under the American Anti-Terrorism Act.
Management
The Imperfect Attempt to Chase Ebola
Scientists are using computer models to predict the outbreak's next moves, but they can't account for human behavior.
Management
NIH Is Curious About Differences in How Male and Female Mice React to Drugs
$10.1 million study will give 82 grant recipients the opportunity to study whether or not drugs, treatments, and diseases influence the sexes differently.
Management
Wait, Do You Really Need to Print That?
Agencies could save more than $300 million in printing costs by changing employee behavior.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Syria, the iPhone 6 of Wars
It's bigger and it's going to be at least a two-year commitment.
Nextgov
White House to Agencies: We’ve Told You Enough About Software
OMB still rejects GAO recommendation to issue further guidance.
Route Fifty