Defense
GSA Teams With Army on Pentagon’s Largest Solar Power Project Yet
150-acre array of panels will provide 25 percent of Arizona base’s power.
Management
Know How to Use the Power Tools of Change
Delegations of authority are the key to driving agencywide initiatives.
Nextgov
Obama Orders Investigation of Veteran Deaths in Phoenix
Clinical experts are reviewing operations at the center where as many as 40 vets are alleged to have died awaiting care.
Oversight
Play of the Day: How to Appease Our New Robot Rulers
Jimmy Kimmel looks at Obama's visit to Japan.
Management
Park Service Designates Site of a 1950s Plane Crash as a Landmark You Will Never See
Move raises broader questions about the purpose of preservation, and the balance between conceptual and physical efforts to save something.
Oversight
Congress Begins an Appropriations Process It May Not Finish
Plan is already being discussed for a continuing resolution to keep most agencies open until after the Nov. 4 election.
Defense
The Federal Government Is Giving Fewer People Security Clearances
Approved clearances have dipped 9 percent since 2011.
Nextgov
Why Driverless Cars Don't Require a Bunch of New Laws
A new report says the right regulatory framework may be closer than it appears.
Management
How Exactly Will Agencies Erase Bias Against Unemployed Job Applicants?
OPM wants reports by the end of the month.
Nextgov
GSA Wants Contractors to Sign on the Digital Line
The General Services Administration plans to award an agencywide digital signature contract in 2015.
Defense
Hillary Clinton: Edward Snowden's Leaks Helped Terrorists
She is 'puzzled' and found it 'odd' that Snowden fled the country.
Nextgov
Coming Soon: Pentagon’s Multi-Billion Dollar Health Records Contract
Project could change the future of U.S. health care.
Pay & Benefits
Warm Fuzzies On Tap For Federal Employees in May
The annual week-long celebration of public service kicks off on May 4 this year.
Management
Former DHS Watchdog Who Got Too Cozy With Managers Is Put on Leave
Yearlong probe finds Charles Edwards violated principle of IG independence.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Putin and Obama Go to Therapy
Dr. Phil provides some much needed therapy to world leaders.
Defense
He Hunted Osama bin Laden, He Breaks Into Nuclear-Power Plants
The unlikely career of Dalton Fury
Management
4 Ways to Get Your Ideas Implemented
How to get others on board, especially if you lack the authority.
Nextgov
Hackers Revive AOL, Reveal Obama’s Airport Passcodes and Love Soccer
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
Defense One
In Mexico, Hagel Focuses on Crime, Cyber and Natural Disasters
Forget terrorism or nuclear weapons, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and his counterparts from Mexico and Canada are worried about more immediate threats. By Stephanie Gaskell
Management