Defense One

The NSA's New Spy Facilities are 7 Times Bigger Than the Pentagon

It’s no secret that Harvey Davis has a sensitive job building massive spy data centers. By Aliya Sternstein

Nextgov

Amendment to Block NSA Data-Collection Loses by Thin Margin in House

The House later passed its overall $512 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2014.

Management

5 Practical Ways to Develop Your Own Career

With budgets tight, here's how to take control of your career.

Defense One

But Is It a Coup? Obama Reconsiders Military Aid to Egypt

The Pentagon delays the shipment of F-16s to Egypt as Obama decides whether Morsi’s ouster was a military coup or not. By Stephanie Gaskell

Oversight

Congress Sets a New Record for Being Hated

In a new poll, more than 80 percent of respondents disapprove of Congress.

Oversight

IRS Officials’ Paid Leave and Bonuses Questioned

Political targeting dispute keeps spotlight on Exempt Organizations managers.

Pay & Benefits

House Approves 1.8 Percent Military Pay Raise

Defense spending bill also bars Pentagon from furloughing civilians in fiscal 2014.

Nextgov

Today's Vote on NSA Spying Is Vital, Whether It Succeeds or Not

Every congressional representative is about to go on record: Do they support data collection on all phone calls or not?

Nextgov

Feds Are Finding Value in Virtual Events

Almost all surveyed say budget cuts make virtual events more likely than live ones.

Defense

One Month Later, Edward Snowden Is Finally Leaving the Airport. Now What?

It's unclear how the NSA leaker would get to any of the countries that have offered him asylum.

Management

Sequestration Got You Down? Embrace It, Says Defense Leader

Defense’s Deputy Chief Management Officer talks living into the fiscal environment’s opportunities.

Defense One

Want Syria? Convince General Dempsey

For more than a year, President Obama’s senior military advisor has deflected calls to send the U.S. military into Syria. Convince Gen. Martin Dempsey it won’t be another Iraq and maybe you’ll get your war. By Kevin Baron

Pay & Benefits

House Lawmakers Seek to Prevent Defense Civilian Furloughs

Spending bill amendments would bar department from forcing employees to take unpaid leave in fiscal 2014.

Management

How to Earn $990,000 More In Your Lifetime

Despite the crash, those with law degrees still make more than those without.