Nextgov

2015 Budget Would Boost Investments in STEM Education

One proposed change is a governmentwide reorganization of STEM education programs.

Nextgov

DHS Wants More Virtual Fence Funding

Fiscal 2015 budget proposes $11 million more for border control equipment and surveillance.

Pay & Benefits

A Washington Whodunit: Who Killed Chained CPI?

The Left wants the scalp: It's a "question of credit where credit is due," says one liberal congressman.

Defense One

Pentagon’s QDR Proclaims Military Ready To Do It All

The Pentagon's strategic plan assures Congress the U.S. military still will defeat anyone, anytime, anywhere – just for far less money. By Kevin Baron

Management

Fiscal 2015 Budget Winners and Losers

The Justice Department and the Small Business Administration would see the biggest decreases in spending from their 2014 enacted levels in the president’s latest proposal.

Nextgov

A Call to Action for IT Leaders

Federal acquisition regulations have become a counter-force to innovation and evolution in technology.

Management

Obama Budget Plan Challenges Cuts to Training, Customer Service

President deals another blow to agency travel and conference spending.

Defense One

Congress Must Be Willing to Do More With Less Defense Spending

Those who think America spends too much for national defense are as mistaken as those who think that larger defense budget numbers translate into strong security. By Rep. Duncan Hunter

Management

Can't Miss Business Books for Spring and Summer

13 exciting titles that will be hitting bookshelves soon.

Defense One

Obama Requests ‘Smaller’ $500 Billion Defense Budget

President Obama’s fiscal 2015 budget request, released on Tuesday, vows to field a smaller military and still protect the nation by projecting a global force. By Stephanie Gaskell and Kevin Baron

Nextgov

Inside the Tech Team Fixing the Obamacare Website

Time article provides rich insight into the intersection of Silicon Valley and Washington culture.

Defense

Crimea: The Greatest Challenge to Geopolitics Since the Cold War

As Russia confronts Ukraine, the definition of modern military intervention hangs in the balance.

Management

Unleashing the Power of Shared Services

In tight budgets, agencies should pool resources on more than just back-office functions.

Management

Washington-Area Agencies Reopen Tuesday on Two-Hour Delay

Employees can choose to take unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework.

Defense One

Syrian Electronic Army Threatens to Hack CENTCOM

A group of anonymous hackers backing the Syrian government is threatening to take down U.S. Central Command. By Patrick Tucker

Defense One

Pentagon Suspends U.S.-Russian Military Exercises

The Defense Department has halted all military-to-military exercises with Russia in response to the invasion of Crimea in eastern Ukraine. By Stephanie Gaskell

Management

It’s Official: Shutting Down National Parks Last Year Was Bad for Local Communities

Every dollar of state emergency funding generated $10 in visitor spending during the 2013 government shutdown, the Park Service found.

Oversight

Uneasy Days for the Economy

What happens when a nation with a "bootstrap" self-image settles into a state of uncertainty?