Nextgov

Intel Firm Links Ukraine Energy Debt With Potential Cyber Assault

Recorded Future drilled into a wide range of Web data to create a speculative timeline of potential network attacks.

Defense

Boehner Pushes for Special Committee to Investigate Benghazi

Speaker cites 'continued obstruction' by the Obama administration.

Management

Uncle Sam Sheds More Jobs in April, But Rate of Loss Slows

The federal government overall lost 3,000 jobs last month, continuing a long-term downward trend in federal employment.

Tech

Federal Employee Just Wants to Be Heard

Frustrated worker asks White House to help the little guy navigate the bureaucracy of federal government.

Defense

Customs and Border Protection to Hire 2,000

Border agency recruits officers at air, land and sea ports amid general trend of federal downsizing.

Oversight

Congress Is Quietly Moving Through Spending Bills

Two appropriations bills down, 10 to go—in the House, anyway.

Defense

Benghazi Will Never Go Away for Hillary Clinton

As much as she would like to escape the attack's long shadow, it will continue to dog her.

Nextgov

Hackers Pull Down a Virginia Cloud, Spy on Syrian Rebels and Get Lost

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.

Defense One

White House Looks Toward a Big Data Future

The Obama administration wades into the growing debate on big data. By Patrick Tucker

Defense One

D.C. ‘Insiders’ Are Wrong, NATO Could Beat Russia

Don’t believe the hype. Russia’s military is a shadow of its Cold War self, but Washington pundits sound as alarmist as always. By Michael Cohen

Nextgov

Trying to Limit the Collection of Personal Data Would Be a Lost Cause

The government should focus instead on making sure that data does the least harm, a White House report says.

Defense One

Pentagon Says Reporting Is Up, But Sexual Assaults Are Not

Pentagon officials say even though there’s been a 50 percent increase in reports of sexual assaults in the ranks, there’s no correlating increase in the crime. By Stephanie Gaskell