Management

Federal Service Prize Honorees Critique State of Government

Former executives Volcker and Bair call on political leaders to restore trust, pursue public interest.

Nextgov

Obama: 'I Was Not Informed Website Wasn't Working'

Obamacare Fix Allows Outdated Insurance Plans Through 2014

Nextgov

Lessons From Los Angeles: Powering Up Data-Driven Government

LA launches a 311 mobile app to improve citizen services, but the long-term goal is smarter government.

Defense One

Fanning: Air Force Having Trouble Keeping Pilots, and Pay Isn’t the Problem

Pilots don’t just want bonuses, they want to be able to fly, says acting Secretary Eric Fanning. By Tom Shoop

Nextgov

Will Republicans Save Obamacare?

Some have begun to hope -- or worry -- that the disastrous rollout of health-care reform might prompt the GOP to take action to fix it.

Oversight

Two Secret Service Agents Removed from Obama Protection Detail

Alleged misconduct comes as DHS is preparing to unveil results of an investigation into the Secret Service's culture.

Oversight

House Republicans Will Try to Impeach Eric Holder

Small group of conservatives says the attorney general has displayed a 'pattern of disregard for the rule of law.'

Nextgov

Low Enrollment Figures Spotlight Obamacare Problems

The first month’s numbers can tell us only so much about the law’s future, but the figures do provide a couple of clear indications about what’s working—and what isn’t.

Defense

TSA's Behavior Detection Procedure Is Not a Good Way to Spot Terrorists

Program performs 'the same as or slightly better than chance.'

Oversight

Play of the Day: U.S. Drone Doctors

How does the rest of the world feel about American UAV policy?

Oversight

McCain Says He Won't Back Homeland Security Nominee

Arizona Republican wanted information about what it would take to achieve 90 percent effective control of the border.

Defense

Air Force's Ex-Sexual Assault Response Chief Is Acquitted of Assault Charge

Defense convinces jury inconsistencies in the alleged victim's account raised reasonable doubt.

Defense

Four Marines Die in an Accident at Camp Pendleton

Accident occurred in an area of the base used for artillery and bombing practice.

Nextgov

Cyber Bullying, Panic and Other HealthCare.gov News

Follow key reporting on the Obama administration’s signature policy initiative.

Pay & Benefits

Lawmakers Propose Overhaul to Border Agent Pay Structure

Border Patrol workers would have three, less generous options.

Nextgov

IT Procurement Reform Comes with a Price Tag: $145 Million

That’s what the Congressional Budget Office estimates agencies would spend to implement FITARA.

Pay & Benefits

Government Could Save Billions By Reducing Federal Pay and Benefits

New CBO report analyzes deficit reduction options, including those that would change employee compensation and retirement.

Oversight

Congress Wasn't Going to Save the Postal Service Anytime Soon

Under current law, the federal agency has few tools for financial innovation. Enter Amazon.

Nextgov

It’s Official: Obamacare Enrollment Is Super Low

Roughly 100,000 people enrolled in health insurance through Obamacare last month, far short of the administration's goal.