Pay & Benefits

TSP Starts 2014 Mostly in the Red

The markets had a tumultuous January, reversing several months of growth.

Defense One

Can Another ‘Anbar Awakening’ Save Iraq?

Only disgruntled Sunni tribes can halt Iraq’s descent into another sectarian hell. By James Kitfield

Defense One

U.S. Missile Defense Isn't Ready for Prime Time

The U.S. shouldn’t field additional long-range missile interceptors until the current system is redesigned. By Tom Z. Collina

Management

If You Manage Your Time Terribly, You’ll Get More Done

Make a list of the things you already did—so those to do seem less daunting.

Nextgov

HealthCare.gov Has No Way to Fix Enrollment Errors Yet

Roughly 22,000 appeals have been filed by enrollees try to fix errors with their insurance

Tech

Where Obamacare Is and Isn't Working and Why

The single greatest predictor for where the healthcare law's exchanges are successful? Which party controls the state government.

Nextgov

Hotels Appear to Be Latest Victims of Credit Card Data Breach

A 'pattern of fraud' reportedly began appearing in March on hundreds of cards used at Marriott establishments.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Censure from the GOP

Weekend Update takes a look at John McCain's relationship with the Arizona Republican Party.

Oversight

Senator, Outside Group Push Back Against Military Sexual Assault Report

Panel says removing commanders' authority in military sexual-assault cases would not boost reporting or reduce the number of incidents.

Management

Scientists Are Onto Your Passive Aggressive Emoticon Use at Work

In fact, according to a new study, emoticons in workplace email aren’t really meant to convey your emotions at all.

Nextgov

Confused by Obamacare? Ask the President

A virtual hangout sent one woman’s Obamacare questions straight to the White House; others are still confused.

Management

You're In Charge, But Who Said Never Let ’em See You Sweat?

Occasional self-doubt can be a sign of a successful and reflective leader.

Nextgov

Hackers Hit Israeli Defense Ministry, Reprogram Angry Birds, Etc.

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.

Nextgov

Never Say Never: Bieber Deportation Lands on Obama's Desk

We The People petition gets enough signatures to require a White House response.

Management

Park Service: No Plans to Change Shutdown Protocol

The agency was criticized by some lawmakers for closing parts of the National Mall to visitors during 2013 government shutdown.

Defense One

Pentagon Comptroller Bob Hale to Step Down

After helping the military navigate through some of the toughest budget battles in history, Pentagon Comptroller Bob Hale is stepping down. By Stephanie Gaskell