Pay & Benefits

The House GOP Won't Defend a Ban on Veterans' Benefits for Gay Couples

In light of the recent decisions made by the Supreme Court, the House is choosing to withdraw as party defendant of the law.

Defense

What the Government Spends on Confederate Graves

Taxpayers now pay more to maintain rebel graves and monuments than those honoring Union soldiers.

Nextgov

Feds Lead Telework Growth in D.C. Region

Thirty-eight percent of federal employees work from home at least occasionally.

Oversight

Analysis: Why The Confirmation Process Is Completely Broken

A refusal to just fix the process frustrates almost all the players.

Management

White Males Are a Minority Among Top Obama Administration Officials

This might be the most diverse administration ever, but that's not saying much.

Management

More Top Obama Officials Have Graduate Degrees From Oxford Than Any Public U.S. University

Harvard remains the most popular school for both graduate and undergraduate degrees.

Defense One

Biden: 'America's Back'

As Americans grow more weary of U.S. involvement overseas, Vice President Joe Biden insists "there is no reason why we cannot bring greater focus to the Asia-Pacific and keep our eye on the ball in the Middle East.” By Stephanie Gaskell

Oversight

IRS 'Rogue Agents' Draw Bipartisan Praise at Scandal Hearing

Neither saw political targeting but both found application delays frustrating.

Management

Leadership Lessons from the San Francisco Plane Crash

Just because team members are experienced, does not mean the team will automatically succeed.

News

An IG’s Political Journey

George W. Bush appointee addresses Democrats' accusations.

Oversight

Senate Confirms Gina McCarthy to Head EPA

Republicans delayed her confirmation for more than 130 days.

Management

Joe Biden Relives His Childhood in the Way You'd Expect

'I used to weed that garden. Hey, how you doing? I'm Joe Biden,' and other great quotes from GQ's profile.

Defense One

Air Force to Discharge Sexual Assault Offenders

In its latest effort to crack down on sexual assault offenders, the Air Force is now kicking all of them out of the military. By Stephanie Gaskell

Pay & Benefits

Feds Appeal Furloughs in Droves

Board protecting feds from mistreatment struggles to keep up with unprecedented wave of cases.

Defense

Ex-CIA Agent Convicted of Kidnapping Terror Suspects Is Arrested in Panama

Arrest opens the possibility he could be sent to prison for an 'extraordinary rendition.'

Pay & Benefits

Lawmakers Continue to Press Pentagon on Furloughs

Legality of furloughing civilian employees at working capital funds questioned.

Oversight

Liz Cheney Pledges to Stamp Out the Last Remnants of Compromise in Congress

Cheney has said she will obstruct the President's policies and agenda.