Management

Being Powerful Distorts People's Perception of Time

With all the extra time they imagine they have, top execs tend to experience less stress than those lower down the ladder.

Oversight

How Much Does It Cost to Fix the VA?

Proposal to hire 10,000 new clinicians meets with skepticism on the Hill.

Tech

Head of CDC's Scandal-Plagued Lab Resigns

The lab exposed workers to live anthrax and deadly strains of bird fly by improperly transporting them.

Management

FAA Lifts Ban on Flights to Israel

John Kerry left the region Wednesday, saying some progress was made on a ceasefire.

Management

Short-Term Spending Bill Tops House's To Do List Before Recess

Leaders are also hoping for a vote on funding to deal with the flood of unaccompanied minors at the border.

Defense

The Safety Agency At War With Itself

Personnel disputes are tearing the Chemical Safety Board apart.

Management

NIH’s Formula for Innovation: People + Ideas + Time

Institutes pilot longer grant cycles for sustained medical research funding.

Defense One

ISIL Is Now a ‘Full Blown Army’ in Iraq

House lawmakers grilled State and Pentagon officials to find out why the Obama administration has failed to stop ISIL from carving up Iraq and Syria. By Ben Watson

Oversight

Obama Declares Washington's 250,000-Acre Wildfire An Emergency

The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Department of Homeland Security will coordinate relief efforts and provide equipment to manage the 400-square-mile blaze.

Defense

Senate Confirms Creedon for NNSA No. 2 Position

Creedon most recently served as assistant secretary of Defense for global strategic affairs.

Management

Would Bringing SSA Into the 21st Century Kill 30,000 Jobs?

New report suggests more digital interaction, but shift could result in job losses for SSA employees.