Management
How to Succeed Professionally by Helping Others
Research shows that even if the rewards aren't immediately apparent, contributing to the success of others pays off in the long run.
Defense
5 Ways the War on Drugs Makes Us Less Safe
The subtext of General Kelly's testimony to Congress.
Management
Cheating Pays—But Imagine Your Future Self
Some simple interventions can ward off the delinquent in all of us.
Defense
Sexual Assault Charges to Be Dropped After Army General Pleads Guilty to Lesser Charges
Jeffrey Sinclair is believed to be the highest-ranking military member ever to be tried for sexual assault.
Defense
Lawmakers Question Air Force Officials Over Bible Quote
Agency leaders urged members to get all of the facts about recent reports that an academy cadet was forced to remove religious language from whiteboard.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Putin A 'Stronger' Leader Than Obama?
New poll results are featured on The Tonight Show.
Defense One
Weekend Cyberattacks Target NATO, U.S. Military Commands
Russian group hits several NATO websites on eve of Crimea vote, but U.S. military denies Syrian hacktivists breached CENTCOM, PACOM, others. By Patrick Tucker
Management
Washington Area Agencies Closed Due to Late-Season Snow
Yet another snowfall blankets nation's capital.
Nextgov
The Internet of Things Means More Things to Hack
It's great that more everyday items have online capabilities, but it's also a whole new world of cyber vulnerability.
Nextgov
Hackers Channel Biebs, Avenge Russian Occupation and Target Turkish Officials
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
Management
Employee Engagement Isn’t Enough
Only an agile workforce can capitalize on change and uncertainty.
Nextgov
Strange but True: Snakes, Rodents Plague DISA's Fort Huachuca Buildings
Too bad varmints don't help gadget tests.
Defense One
Here’s What the West Can Do to Stop Russia
Economic sanctions are essential but military measures are also necessary to preserve European peace and security. By Stephen Blank
Oversight
Several Major Agencies Still Lack Permanent Watchdogs
Inspectors general have been missing at some departments, including Interior and the U.S. Agency for International Development, for years.
Management
The Government Bureaucracy is Even Worse Than Back-Stabbing Academia Apparently
Professor who worked at HHS complains about ‘remarkably dysfunctional’ management processes and red tape at department.
Management
Why Managers Shouldn't Focus on Hires Who Will Hit the Ground Running
It's better to think about long-term potential and cultural fit.
Management
More Federal Employees View Lack of Training as Discrimination
More training would help employees improve their skills, but it could also reduce the number of discrimination and retaliation complaints filed against the government, according to this chart.
Defense
Afghanistan From the Air
What does an airport say about a country? More than you might think.
Defense