Management
Former White House Press Secretary James Brady Passes Away
Brady became an advocate for gun control after being paralyzed in an assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan.
Management
Five Gifts Obama Isn't Getting For His 53rd Birthday
Like the rest of us, he's probably going to be disappointed.
Management
Agencies Fail to Accurately Document Grants Worth Billions
Information reported on USASpending.gov doesn’t match other federal data.
Management
Court Says Black Secret Service Agents Can Sue Government as a Group
The 14-year-old discrimination lawsuit alleges that African-American agents were consistently denied promotions despite their qualifications.
Defense
The Army Will Lay Off 500 Majors This Month
The service will cut more than 40,000 positions in the next four years.
Management
How Your Face Shapes Your Economic Chances
A new study on the value of a fat face (for guys) joins a long tradition of beauty biases in the office
Management
Agencies Hit Small Business Contracting Targets
While spending was down, small businesses secured a greater percentage of the dollars spent.
Management
Five Pivot Points Every Leader Will Face
Making the right choices depends on which phase of your career you’re in.
Nextgov
Why Obama Should Roll Heads at the CIA
It's one thing to let 'patriots' get away with torture. It's another to condone the cover-ups.
Route Fifty
As Jindal Presses to Scrap Common Core, Controversy Simmers Nationwide
Louisiana governor reversal on education standards is just the latest flashpoint.
Oversight
Iraq, Afghanistan War Vets Target the Senate in 2014
Combat veterans' numbers in Congress have dwindled, but three candidates are hoping to be the first from these wars elected to the upper chamber.
Oversight
Rand Paul Rips Hillary Clinton: Not 'Fit to Lead the Country'
Republican attacks his potential 2016 opponent over both her wealth and handling of Benghazi.
Route Fifty
Where the Great Recession Made Inequality Worse
The most dramatic increases were not in the usual places.
Management
Why Obama Is Saying 'Torture' Matters
On Friday, the president went further than Senate Intelligence in harshly characterizing CIA abuses, making a powerful statement in the process.
Defense
Ebola-Stricken Doctor Is Reportedly Improving in America
Brantly is being joined by another American patient who was also infected while helping victims of biggest outbreak on record.
Oversight
Play of the Day: The End Of Independent Journalism
John Oliver is worried about the future of independent news.
Oversight
A Historically Unproductive Congress Inches Toward Finish Line
Appropriations bills are among the unfinished business; any burst of big-ticket legislation after the August recess looks unlikely.
Nextgov
650,000 Online Gambling Customers Worldwide Exposed to ID Theft
Irish bookmaker Paddy Power just disclosed users’ personal data was breached in 2010.
Nextgov