Defense One
Meet the New Guard at the Pentagon
The Senate Armed Services Committee is considering the nominations of several top posts at the Pentagon. Here’s a look at who are they are. By Stephanie Gaskell
Management
Agencies Open in Washington With Unscheduled Leave
Employees may take unscheduled telework as well.
Management
Top Pentagon Official: Military 'Cried Wolf' Over Sequestration
The Defense Department is planning to change its messaging in the struggle over spending cuts.
Management
GSA Advances Services Contracts with Small Business
Long-awaited set-aside is aimed at reducing duplication across agencies.
Management
Is a Public-Private Partnership Right for Your Project?
While private investors take on much of the risk, there are drawbacks to consider.
Management
OPM Rejects Plea to Extend Deadline for Presidential Management Fellows
Hundreds of jobless PMFs from the class of 2013 have until April 8 to find a position in federal government.
Management
Foreign Service Group Wants to Raise the Bar on White House Nominees
Union unveils guidelines for ambassadorial appointments.
Management
The Rise of Professional Women
Women now outpace men in every type of postsecondary degree conferred
Pay & Benefits
Union Calls Obama’s Proposed 1 Percent Raise ‘Pitiful’
Groups say recommended increase for federal employees does not keep up with inflation, private sector salaries.
Management
Why It’s Critical to Have an Organizing Principle
A focused sense of purpose gives you the power to make a difference.
Nextgov
Army Cancels High-Tech Combat Vehicle Project
Hagel chops buy of Littoral Combat Ships, questions survivability.
Defense One
Obama to Karzai: We’re Making Plans to Leave Afghanistan
On a rare phone call to the Afghan leader, President Obama warns that the U.S. is fully prepared to leave Afghanistan if a post-2014 troop deal isn’t signed. By Stephanie Gaskell
Management
The Supreme Court Could Limit Obama's Executive Action Where It Matters Most: Climate Change
The question at stake is whether the EPA has the right to consider greenhouse gas emissions in industrial permits, and if it has the right to change the levels of pollution that it would allow.
Nextgov
How Technology Will Topple the World's Biggest Drug Cartel
After El Chapo's capture, the nation's financial intelligence agency faces a key IT upgrade.
Management
Who Owns Weather, the Feds or the States?
Lawmakers agree on the need to improve disaster relief, but how is more complicated.
Tech
Why the CIA Is Still Doing Drones
The White House is supposed to be handing the program over to the Pentagon. Here's why they're dragging their feet.
Nextgov