Nextgov
Pentagon Tries Again on Cyber Intelligence-Sharing Contract
Agency will recompete the $26 million job after a GAO ruling against the initial award.
Defense One
Dempsey Reassures NATO Allies on Ukraine
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs says he’s prepared to back up NATO militarily if things escalate in Ukraine. By Ben Watson
Management
It’s Time to Play Moneyball for Government
The fiscal 2015 budget is focused on funding programs that actually work.
Management
Majority of Millennials Prefer Big Government
Young Americans grow more liberal, but identify as independent, according to new study.
Management
Agencies Detail How Sequestration Disrupted Government in 2013
All the adverse effects of the mandatory budget cuts may not be known for years, according to GAO.
Nextgov
Sequestration Hit IT Contracts
More than three-fourths of agencies re-scoped information technology contracts to manage the arbitrary cuts.
Nextgov
TSA Halts Testing on Technology to Screen Passengers' Online Data
It's back to the drawing board for the airline security agency's fast-track prescreening plan.
Nextgov
Innovation Fellows: Round Three
Does your agency struggle to find talented midcareer IT professionals?
Management
Does Diversity in the Workplace Help or Hinder Teamwork?
It's not about what diversity adds, it's about what homogeneity takes away.
Defense
Democratic Senator Blames White House in Failure of Military Sexual-Assault Bill
Kirsten Gillibrand says legislation to strip commanders of their power to decide which sexual-assault cases are prosecuted would have succeeded if President Obama had pushed for it.
Oversight
Play of the Day: We Can See Russian Soldiers From Our House
Putin continues his defense of the situation in Ukraine.
Insights
Bridging the Disconnect: The Government-as-Integrator Approach to Streamlining the DoD Acquisition Process
Shrinking budgets and a quickly evolving threat landscape have prompted senior leaders in the Department of Defense and Congress to push for defense acquisition reform. Though DoD has begun making changes, a fundamental restructuring of how governments works with industry to supply the military may be necessary.
Defense One
Why Russia and China Won’t Join Forces Over Disputed Islands
Too much history, too much risk, too little gain to believe that Beijing or Moscow are aligning against Japan. By Yun Sun and Hana Rudolph
Nextgov
Hackers Dub Russians Nazis, Mine Harvard Dogecoins and Fix Women's Webcams
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
Management
Senator: Some Data on Contractor Past Performance is Missing or Inaccurate
Claire McCaskill says ‘clumsy’ databases aren’t helping agencies avoid incompetent contractors.
Management
11 Must-Have Apps That Can Make Your Job Easier
If you can find it, download a single-purpose app for everything you need.
Nextgov
Snowden's Security Breach Could Cost the U.S. Billions, Top General Says
It may take two years to assess and address the damage, Dempsey tells lawmakers.
Nextgov
White House Seeks Feedback on Big Data and Privacy
The Office of Science and Technology Policy is hosting a series of events focused on the implications of big data analysis.
Oversight