Management
Kerry to Name Special Envoy for Arctic Region
Alaska's senators had called for the creation of the position.
Oversight
Is Hillary Clinton Really a 100 Percent Lock to Run?
Entering a presidential race is effectively a nine-year commitment: one year to run, another eight if she runs for reelection and wins.
Management
Consumer Bureau Comes Under Fresh Attack
House Republicans and some in banking industry persist with legal and legislative challenges.
Nextgov
Should You Edit Your Agency's Wikipedia Page? Probably Not
But the online encyclopedia would love your help on other articles.
Defense
USAID Withdraws Request for 'Attractive' Images of Work in Afghanistan
Agency says the idea was to provide Afghans a view of the help Americans are providing, but the effort is being reevaluated.
Management
Where Will Government’s Next Leaders Come From?
Despite the challenges of public service, it's a golden opportunity to create value.
Pay & Benefits
Army Soldiers Go for Gold in Sochi
Intensive training program prepares soldiers for Olympics.
Management
No Sequester Cuts Are Needed in 2014, OMB Says
Enacted appropriations fall within spending limits for the fiscal year.
Nextgov
Obama's New Cybersecurity Guidelines Lack a Workforce Plan
The root cause of many breaches is a shortage of qualified IT professionals.
Nextgov
Hackers Target Veterans’ Site
The real goal may be to steal military intelligence, researchers speculate.
Management
What Top Executives Can Learn From Career Setbacks in Major League Baseball
Even star performers are prone to making mistakes.
Defense
Analysis: Behold the Selective Outrage Over National-Security Leaks
Whistleblowers are hounded for exposing classified information, but national-security insiders are allowed to do so with impunity.
Nextgov
Hackers Mesmerize Investors, Bug Diplomats and Push Nepal’s President Offline
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
Management
Netflix’s 5 Tenets of HR
What it’s like to work at a company that threw out the rule book.
Defense One
America’s Fusion Race With China Is Heating Up, So Why Is Washington Going Cold?
This week, America's efforts to harness emerging atomic energy made big gains, but could be short-lived without government funding. By Patrick Tucker
Defense
Senate to Take Up Veterans' Bill Later This Month
Measure tackles a range of issues, including health care, education and employment.
Defense One
Why the U.S. Should Use British Missiles on Reaper Drones
For compatibility and cost-effectiveness, military cooperation between nations must start from the beginning. By Peter Westmacott
Management
Washington Offices on Two-Hour Delay Friday
Announcement comes as second round of snow tapers off in capital region.
Management
Why It’s More Demanding to Work For an Organization Without a Traditional Hierarchy
The self-governing model is beginning to emerge more.
Management