Oversight

The White House Is Spoiling for a Fight on Immigration

Obama seems determined to push ahead, despite the fears of some Democrats.

Oversight

19 Days After Michael Brown's Shooting, Hillary Clinton Weighs In on Ferguson

"Behind the dramatic, terrible pictures on television are deep challenges that will be with them and with us long after the cameras move on," she says.

Route Fifty

How Michigan’s DOT Became Way More Efficient and Technically Savvy

Watch how the agency streamlined its approval processes and communications.

Oversight

Democrats Say Climate Change Is As Big a Threat As ISIS

A new poll shows how Democrats and Republicans view security threats to the U.S.

Defense

U.S. Tells Russia to 'Stop Lying' About Its Involvement in Ukraine

The United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting Thursday to discuss the conflict.

Management

145 Immigration Activists Arrested Outside White House

The choreographed arrests were organized to push President Obama to stop the deportations of Central American children and keep families together.

Management

People With an Inflated View of Themselves Get Others to Believe It, Too

The implications span across the workforce.

Oversight

Play of the Day: It's All Obama's Fault

Stephen Colbert connects the rise of the Islamic State to one person.

Employee Policy

CBP discovery: Not your normal contraband

CBP agriculture specialists assigned to the international mail facility at San Francisco International Airport discovered something quite out of the ordinary when they conducted a closer inspection of a package marked "toy model car."

Benefits

NTEU urges swift implementation of FEHB expansion

The National Treasury Employees Union called on the Office of Personnel Management to expedite implementation of new rules that will open up federal health insurance to certain temporary, seasonal and intermittent employees.

Employee Policy

Union calls for labor involvement in DOD personnel system talks

The National Federation of Federal Employees is calling on other United Defense Workers Coalition unions to urge the Defense Department to include labor organizations in preliminary discussions concerning its newly announced three-tier DOD personnel system.

Route Fifty

Indiana Judge Has Unusual Courthouse Dispute With Mayor

Kokomo mayor says judge has shown “bizarre behavior over time.”

Defense One

Obama: 'We Don’t Have a Strategy Yet'

President Obama said the U.S. is not about to escalate the Islamic State fight because he is still searching for a long-term strategy to defeat the group. By Kevin Baron

Route Fifty

Harnessing San Francisco’s Startup Talent for Civic Projects

Watch how the city’s Entrepreneur-in-Residence Program works.

Management

An Ebola Vaccine May Be on the Way

Clinical trials begin next week, NIH announces.

Defense

Sen. Feinstein Pushes to Delay Release of CIA Torture Report

The classified torture report will come out only on her timeline.

Nextgov

Defense to Install Health Record Viewer in Even More Facilities by the End of Next Month

The Joint Legacy Viewer will be also deployed to all 152 VA hospitals by then.

Management

Unlocking Federal Talent

How UnlockTalent.gov is helping agencies create a culture of excellence and engagement.

Management

The Postal Service Paid $287K for Trailers It Either Lost or Never Received

USPS is losing lots of money - and vehicles.

Defense

Sister of Suspected Boston Marathon Bombers Arrested for Bomb Threat

"I know people who can put a bomb on you,” Tsarnaeva allegedly said.