Management

High Court Rules Public Workers Can Testify

Alabama college case could help federal whistleblowers, experts say.

Nextgov

IRS Chief Compares Agency’s IT System to a Model T

Agency needs $400 to $500 million to modernize its technology, Koskinen says.

Oversight

Americans Have Less Confidence In Congress Than Just About Anything, Ever

The latest Gallup poll found that only 7 percent of those polled have "a great deal" or "quite a bit" of confidence in Congress.

Nextgov

Feds Poised to Revamp FBI.gov

Job likely requires protecting the site from hacktivists who enjoy knocking it offline to protest alleged government overreach.

Tech

New HHS Secretary Reshuffles Obamacare Management

Burwell puts a single individual in charge, recruits chief technology officer for marketplaces.

Defense

House Approves 1.8 Percent Military Pay Raise

The pay boost for 2015 is more than President Obama’s proposed 1 percent hike.

Management

Obama Names Acting SSA Chief to Step In Permanently

Carolyn Watts Colvin has been leading the agency, which faces numerous workforce and management challenges, since last year.

Tech

Up to 75 CDC Scientists May Have Been Exposed to Anthrax

Reportedly, the researchers did not take the prescribed safety measures when handling and transferring the Anthrax.

Defense

The Difficult Reintegration of American POW Bowe Bergdahl

Prisoners returning from Vietnam had a support system that the soldier released by the Taliban lacks.

Management

Innovation Is a Team Sport

How to shape an inventive culture at your agency.

Oversight

Republican Critics Say Obama May Have Learned His Lesson From Benghazi

President earns faint praise from the GOP for protecting American lives in Iraq.

Nextgov

Tech Pros Demand Higher Starting Salaries

Specialized skill sets allow candidates to be choosy when presented with a job offer.

Defense One

The Government Probably Has More Photos of You Than of ISIL's Leader

The U.S. government probably has more biometric information on you than one of the most infamous terrorist masterminds alive. By Patrick Tucker

Defense One

Obama Outlines Limited Military Help for Iraq

President Obama is sending more U.S. troops to Iraq to fight back ISIL – but that’s just a Band-Aid to the country’s larger problems. By Molly O’Toole and Stephanie Gaskell

Nextgov

U.S. Marshals Accidentally Reveal Email Addresses of Potential Bitcoin Buyers

Recipients were supposed to see an FAQ, not a list of possible competitors in the public sale.

Nextgov

Government Emails Have Been Disappearing for as Long as…

Every administration that’s used email has lost emails requested by investigators.