Nextgov
How to Win Government Contracts the EZ Way
Beta website simplifies the bidding process and opens the playing field to more competitors.
Defense One
Military Strike Against Syria Could Cost More Than $600 Million
The cost of a possible strike against Syria comes amid steep budget cuts at the Pentagon. By Defense One Staff
Management
Obama's Immigration Nuclear Option: Stopping Deportations Unilaterally
If reform legislation dies in Congress, advocates plan to pressure the president to act on his own -- and get political revenge on the GOP House.
Management
Don’t Even Think About Reading This Post
The 3 principles of reverse psychology, and why you should be careful.
Nextgov
Spy Chief Volunteers Numbers on Court-Ordered Surveillance Targets
Numbers will be updated annually on Tumblr.
Management
Analysis: Why Obama's March on Washington Failed
This week’s “I Have a Dream” commemoration was poignant, inspiring—and full of missed opportunities.
Nextgov
The NSA Pays Some American Companies for Network Access
Companies who provide the agency access to their communications networks are often paid for their trouble.
Pay & Benefits
It's Time for Veterans and Civilians to Really Get to Know Each Other
There's a yawning gulf between America's two populations.
Management
Surveillance is Not the Office Management Tool of the Future
Eliminating layers of management can lead to faster decision-making—and more important, motivated and empowered employees.
Nextgov
Hackers Hock Supercomputer Logins, Tap Reality Mom’s Emails, Redraw Israel-Palestine Map
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
Nextgov
Can Twitter Chatter Get Obamacare Defunded?
Here’s why social media isn’t a good way to force action on Capitol Hill.
Management
The Black Budget Is Bigger Than Head Start, Justice and the Park Service Combined
See what else it can do.
Nextgov
The Bitcoin of Governance Could Be Coming Soon
Bitgov enables citizens to vote on legislation anywhere and anytime.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Deploy the Warships to Khloe and Lamar!
Syria and the Kardashians are both in trouble.
Oversight
In Congress, It's the Fresher Faces Pushing for Vote on Syria Strike
Three elections after the Iraq invasion, many lawmakers are experiencing the drumbeats of war for the first time.
Management
How I Lead: A Former ATF Exec Talks Listening and Learning
Twelve questions for Melanie Stinnett, current Director of Project Next Generation for the Senior Executive Association.
Pay & Benefits
How Does Your Retirement Stack Up Against a Former President’s?
News flash: The nation’s former leaders get some perks the average federal employee doesn’t.
Defense One
War with Syria: The Intersection of Interests and Ideology
In the realm of foreign affairs, it’s rare that a cause unites hawkish interventionists and neoconservatives, realists and liberal internationalists. By James Kitfield
Management
Postal Service Seeks to Lease Vehicles It Can't Afford to Buy
USPS pursues the cheaper alternative to replace its aging fleet.
Defense One