Route Fifty

Open Gov Backers Launch ‘Free Law’ Group

Officials in New York City, D.C., San Francisco, Chicago and Boston hope other jurisdictions join their movement.

Management

Hey Boss, People Aren’t Machines

Motivation evaporates when executives ignore their employees’ ideas.

Nextgov

Why a Detection-Centric Approach to Cybersecurity is the Wrong Path for Federal

While detection is a key aspect of any complete program, a logical approach shows prevention is always preferred.

Oversight

Opening Act Ready in House v. Obama

Lawyers are arguing Wednesday before the House Rules Committee.

Route Fifty

4 Times the Federal Government Held State Highway Funding Hostage

If Congress loses the Highway Trust Fund, it would also lose a powerful tool to keep states in line.

Defense One

British Ambassador to Speak On NATO and the Changing Face of Transatlantic Security

Join us as Defense One hosts an address and live conversation with British Amb. Peter Westmacott on NATO and Transatlantic Security. By Kevin Baron

Management

Millennials' Hatred of Paperwork Forces Peace Corps to Ease Application Process

Forms now take less than one hour to complete.

Nextgov

Unclear Whether OPM Hackers Accessed Feds’ Names

No evidence "personally identifiable information" was lost, but names are not PII.

Pay & Benefits

House Approves Changing TSP Default Settings to More Lucrative Funds

Bill auto-enrolls new feds in more diverse fund, rather than the lower-yield government securities offering.

Management

Three Trends That Will Revolutionize Federal IT

This new ecosystem allows agencies to experiment and adapt at a low cost.

Defense

Pulitzer-Prize Winning Immigration Activist Detained By Texas Border Patrol

Former journalist Jose Antonio Vargas has been detained at McAllen-Miller International Airport.