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?
Oversight
Play of the Day: The Royal Baby’s Impact on Global Politics and Economics
The Daily Show looks at some pricey gift items for the future king.
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
Management
How the R.E.D Model Can Make You a Better Leader (and Thinker)
An easy way to become a more critical thinker.
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.
Pay & Benefits
Wanted: Experienced Attorneys Willing to Work for Free
The Justice Department is seeking unpaid lawyers to fill sequestration gaps.
Management
How to Earn $990,000 More In Your Lifetime
Despite the crash, those with law degrees still make more than those without.
Nextgov
Check Out This View of Earth From 900 Million Miles Away
NASA snapped a selfie from Saturn that reveals just how insignificant we are.
Defense
Pentagon’s Wennergren Retiring After 30 Years
Technology and management specialist strived to modernize business systems.
Defense
Security Insiders: Thad Allen Should Replace Napolitano as DHS Secretary
Most surveyed don't support a proposal to leave no troops in Afghanistan.
Oversight
Play of the Day: A Major American City Goes Bankrupt
Detroit’s economic problems mean comedy for late night.
Management
Report: New Urgency for Building Pipeline of Future Leaders
Study examines recruitment of senior executives in the face of expected retirement wave.
Defense One
Hagel's Korean War Lesson from a Hollow Force
On the 60th anniversary of the end of the Korean War, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is warning Washington not to hollow out the force. By Stephanie Gaskell
Defense
U.S. Accidentally Drops 2,000 Lbs. of Bombs on the Great Barrier Reef
But they didn't explode.
Nextgov
Federal Executives Bust Telework Myths
Flexible work arrangements don't hamper productivity and creativity, panelists say.
Defense One