Defense
Hollywood Didn’t Get Undue Access for Bin Laden Film, Auditors Say
Pentagon refers probe of Panetta disclosure to the CIA.
Management
Bedbugs Infest Homeland Security Office in Vermont
For the third time since April, exterminators have been called in to deal with the pests.
Oversight
IRS Supervisor Clarifies Washington Role in Tax-Exempt Targeting
Paz tells Hill investigators she scrutinized some applications.
Nextgov
NSA Leaks and the Pentagon Papers: The Difference Between Edward Snowden and Daniel Ellsberg
How we answer may say more about us than it does about either of them.
Oversight
House Oversight Leader's Plan to Resuscitate the IRS Scandal
Rep. Darrell Issa is committed to keeping the scandal in the spotlight.
Pay & Benefits
Forest Service Employees Rack Up Improper Travel Card Charges
Most Agriculture cardholders comply with travel policies, , IG finds.
Oversight
In Rare Interview, Cheney Champions NSA Surveillance
But he doesn't quite throw his support to President Obama.
Oversight
Obama's Approval Ratings Have Taken a Huge Hit After Scandals
Numbers dip especially among young people and on handling of terrorism.
Oversight
Al Gore: NSA Surveillance 'Violates the Constitution'
Former vice president pushes President Obama and Congress to revisit the laws underlying the program.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Obama, Clinton and Snowden
The NSA leaker reminds Jimmy Fallon of a television advertising staple.
Nextgov
IG: DHS Does Not Track Security Training of System Administrator Contractors
Department relies on companies to perform work historically done by government employees.
Management
The Case for Making Bike-Share Membership an Employee Benefit
With bike sharing programs growing, organizations start offering access as wellness incentive.
Nextgov
Is This PRISM 2.0?
Microsoft alerts feds to bugs before issuing a public patch, allowing Washington to exploit the vulnerabilities.
Management
Thomas Jefferson: Home Brewer
Third U.S. president made malt liquor. And he was kind of a snob about it.
Oversight
Bill Would Reverse Green Initiatives for New Federal Buildings
Lawmakers want to undo plans to reduce coal and natural gas consumption in federal government.
Nextgov
CIA Gave Amazon a Leg Up on Cloud Deal
Intelligence agency unfairly allowed the company to weaken security requirements, auditor finds.
Management
When Workers Go On Disability, It Could Have More to do With Depression Than Pain
German study shows the trauma is more emotional than physical.
News
Obama Breaks Ranks With Senior Executives
A shortsighted decision to shut down a senior executive bonus program.
Pay & Benefits
Rules on Giving Flags to Families of Fallen Feds Announced by OPM
Proposed rule is an implementation of a 2011 law passed by Congress
Defense