Nextgov
Want to Know How Developers Use Your Agency's Data? Ask Them.
An upgraded HealthData.gov site will ask users to volunteer what they’re using HHS data for.
Oversight
Obama, Congress Flunk National-Service Test
President brags about 'boldest expansion' of a program that hasn't grown (thanks mostly to the GOP).
Defense One
U.S.-Russian Cultural Relations Are on Ice, Too
The Russians may be coming -- but not in the way any of us had hoped. By Tara Sonenshine
Management
10 Reasons Smiling Is More Than Lip Service
When you’re a leader, if you smile, they’ll smile.
Nextgov
White House: No Deportation for Justin Bieber
Obama administration declines to comment on anti-Bieber We the People petition.
Management
GSA Pinpoints 19 Federal Properties Ripe for Consolidation
Savings in canceled leases and lowered energy costs would top $67 million.
Management
Outgoing NTSB Chief: People Expect Government to Make Traveling Safer
Hersman asks media to keep safety in the news, pushes for child restraints on planes.
Management
Commentary: The Power of Mission vs. Dysfunction
What HUD shows us about the limits of the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
Management
A Lot of Americans Fear the Federal Government
More than 70 percent of voters say Uncle Sam is too big.
Management
Technologies Designed to Save Time Are Helping Us Waste It
Time, for the most part, is barely tracked and sucked up by meetings and preparing for them.
Defense One
Future Threats Will Require Much More Than the A-10
Forget the A-10. The Air Force needs a mix of aircraft and capabilities for the 2023 fight. By Col. Robert Spalding
Management
Leaders, Are You Betraying Your People?
When you upset the status quo you might have to upset your staff too.
Oversight
Four Years Later, a Sharp Divide on Gulf Oil Spill
EPA lifted BP's suspension from federal contracts March 13.
Defense
Russian and American Military Dolphins Might Face Off This Summer
Dolphins will be testing a new anti-radar system.
Nextgov
Deltek Breach Raises Questions About Widespread Hacking
Feds won't confirm company assertions about the attack, which affected 80,000 employees of government contractors.
Employee Policy
GSA office consolidation project to cut federal footprint
The General Services Administration announced details on a $70 million real estate consolidation project it said will reduce the government's work space footprint by more than half a million rented square feet.
Employee Policy
Foreign Affairs Security Training Center site chosen
A site about 40 miles southwest of Richmond, Va., will be the home of a new Foreign Affairs Security Training Center.
Employee Policy