Oversight

Americans Like Hillary Clinton a Lot Less Now Than When She Was Secretary of State

The politician's favorability ratings have steadily dropped since she left public office last year.

Oversight

Play of the Day: How Hillary Clinton's Memoir Ends

There's an unsurprising visual aid at the end of Hard Choices.

Nextgov

The Promise of a New Internet

It's not too late to rebuild this thing for the people.

Pay

Bill would ban VA bonuses

The House passed legislation June 10 that includes a measure that would ban bonuses for all Department of Veterans Affairs employees through fiscal 2016.

Employee Policy

Staffing is top concern in federal IT

A recent survey of top federal IT officials shows that keeping operations staffed with key tech talent is an ongoing and serious challenge.

Employee Policy

Federal employee survey closes this week

The head of the Office of Personnel Management is urging federal employees to participate in the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.

Defense One

What the Army's New COIN Manual Is Missing

The latest incarnation of the military’s counterinsurgency manual underestimates the real challenges of relationships with host nations. By Walter Ladwig III

Management

Don’t Get Caught Off Guard, Use These Simple Presentation Tools

Success is never having to say, ‘I’ll get back to you on that.’

Defense

White House Knew Bergdahl Swap Would Go Through a Day Before It Happened

Top Senate Democrat says there was no time for the Obama administration to notify Congress 30-days in advance of the trade.

Oversight

Transportation Chief Wants Congress to 'Get Past Gimmicks' on Highway Funding

Proposal to save money through cutting Saturday postal deliveries is at best a one-year patch, Foxx says.

News

Firing Feds, Private Sector-Style

A cautionary tale about swift terminations.

Pay & Benefits

House Votes to Ban Bonuses for All VA Employees Through 2016

Bill would expand veterans’ access to care outside VA facilities.

Management

Employers, You Should Not Be Selling the Job in the Interview

There’s only one person who should be doing the hard sell during an interview—and it’s not the employer.

Management

IRS Embraces Long-Sought Taxpayer Bill of Rights

Commissioner says public education tool will help employees do their jobs.

Nextgov

VA Schedulers Failed to Fully Use Wait List Software Created in 2002

Ignored internal system at least once on 731 facilities probed.

Tech

Need to Know Memo: Big Data Brings Advances, Perils

Breaking down a presidential panel's report on big data analytics.

Nextgov

Survey: Up to 70 Percent of Government IT Staff Will Depart Within 5 Years

The top workforce challenge identified by CIOs was workforce planning.

Pay & Benefits

House Panel Clears 1.8 Percent Pay Raise for Troops

Increase is higher than Senate and White House-backed plans.

Defense

Child Migrants Claim They're Being Abused By U.S. Border Officials

Some of the tens of thousands of children who have crossed the border since 2011 claim that they've been physically and verbally abused by border patrol agents.

Defense One

Where Will CENTCOM’s Post-War Funding Come From?

U.S. Central Command won’t be able to rely on the Pentagon’s war budget anymore to pay for counterterrorism operations around the world, a new report warns. By Stephanie Gaskell