Nextgov

Boehner Supports End to NSA Mass Surveillance

The House speaker backs moderate legislation from the Intelligence Committee.

Defense

FBI: Syria Is 'Metastasizing' Terrorist Threats Against U.S.

Comments arrive on the heels of reports that al-Qaida is setting up training camps within Syria.

Defense

At Least Russia and the U.S. Still Get Along in Outer Space

Ukraine crisis is just another blip for collaboration in space exploration.

Pay & Benefits

Do Cafeterias Need Better Vegetarian Options?

Hill aides campaign for a tastier menu in Capitol eateries.

Nextgov

IT Grads Rank 14 Agencies as Top Employers

NASA, NSA and the FBI compete with Google, Facebook and Amazon in new survey.

Defense

The Secret Service Partied Too Much in Amsterdam

Three agents go on administrative leave after a night of drinking.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Putin's High-Level Sanction Technology

Sanctions are going both ways with Russia and the United States.

Defense One

Can the U.S. Military Really ‘Pivot’ to Asia?

Two top military commanders in the Pacific say they need more forces, subs and ships to carry out President Obama’s pivot to Asia. By Stephanie Gaskell

Management

Should Edward Snowden Get His Passport Back?

Activists have gathered 100,000 signatures on a petition pleading with the State and Justice departments to do exactly that.

Nextgov

Rand Paul Touts Role in NSA Phone Spying Reforms

"I think our lawsuit had something to do with bringing the president to the table," the senator says.

Oversight

Watch: GOP Senate Candidate Compares Cutting Spending to Hog Castration

"I grew up castrating hogs on an Iowa farm, so when I come to Washington, I'll know how to cut pork," state Sen. Joni Ernst says in the ad.