Defense

Yes, Defense Furloughs Hurt Morale and Employee Retention

Officials at three sites tell watchdog the mandatory unpaid leave created rifts within the workforce.

Defense One

Iraqi Forces Can Hold Baghdad, Pentagon Says

With ISIS members inching towards Baghdad, Pentagon officials say they believe the Iraqi forces can hold the nation’s capital. By Stephanie Gaskell

Defense

Is a U.S. Air Strike in Iraq Legal?

For a White House that claims to hold the rule of law above all else, it's an important question. But Obama's inconsistent foreign policy makes it a tough one to answer.

Defense

The Suspected Ringleader of the Benghazi Attacks Is in U.S. Custody

Ahmed Abu Khattala was taken by American troops near Benghazi this weekend.

Management

Accepting the Help When You Need It Most

Life-changing challenges can strengthen your connections at home and work.

Nextgov

Here’s What Cyberspace Looks Like

Google Earth and Oculus Rift are mapping out a realm that has no geography.

Nextgov

Streamlined Hiring Key for Attracting IT Pros

The laborious federal hiring process often means the public sector misses out on great talent.

Management

Obama Moves to Create World's Largest Marine Sanctuary

The proposal would double the amount of ocean that is already protected globally.

Management

IRS and FBI Push Back at Republican Charges of Coverup

Oversight chairman Issa’s latest report says political rhetoric prompted targeting of tea party groups.

Defense

Benghazi May Not Ruin Hillary Clinton's Chances of Becoming President

Security insiders also say the Bergdahl prisoner exchange will have no impact on the terrorist threat.

Defense

President Obama to Deploy Troops to Protect the Baghdad Embassy

Hagel has ordered an aircraft carrier and at least two other U.S. ships to the Persian Gulf.

Nextgov

Sorry, You Can’t Really Escape the NSA

The idea of becoming 'NSA-proof' is 'just silly,' technologist says.

Oversight

How Obama Lost the War in Iraq Before Taking Office

Militants are moving through Iraq and Barack Obama lost the war a long time ago.

Nextgov

Can Your Agency's CIO Stop a Project That Isn’t Performing?

Federal chief information officers often lack the authority to do their jobs, GAO says.

Oversight

Hillary Clinton's Hardest Choice Still Lies Ahead

As her book tour kicks off, she can decide whether the high personal costs of a presidential campaign are worth it.