Defense

Military Commanders Retain Powers in Sexual Assault Cases

Senate Armed Services Committee chair Carl Levin killed the proposal.

Pay & Benefits

White House Cancels Presidential Rank Awards

A group representing federal senior execs says move may violate federal law.

Management

Ambassador's Prostitute Excuse Won't Help State's Coverup Case

The ambassador is calling his prostitution allegations "baseless" because... he lives in "a beautiful park in Brussels."

Nextgov

Analysis: Government’s Vast Lockers of Data Threaten Basic Individual Freedoms

Freedom is a joke when a life's history resides forever in a vast database.

Oversight

Argo and a New Resolve to Hold Iran Accountable for 1979 Iran Hostage Crisis

Families make a united push for action in a Father's Day letter to senators.

Nextgov

Agencies Aren't Honest About Tech Spending and Risks, Auditor Says

The Pentagon doesn't regard any of it's IT program 'high risk,' despite contrary GAO assessments.

Management

Helicopter Managers: The Helping Hand Strikes Again

Studies show managers that help too much impede the growth of their employees.

Defense

The Army's Weapon of Mass Deliciousness

D.C. bakery gives away cupcakes to celebrate the service's birthday.

Management

What Do We Really Mean by 'Government Accountability'?

A look at three different ways of thinking about what it means to be accountable.

Pay & Benefits

TSP Seeks Bids for International Stocks

Board will award new management contract for I Fund by the end of 2013.

Nextgov

Demand for Tech Pros Continues to Climb

More candidates are rejecting offers than were six months ago.

Management

Senior Energy Official Convinces Colleagues to Hire His Three Children

Official defends himself, says sending around resumes on behalf of relatives is common.

Defense

Has Sequestration Hit Defense Contractors Hard Enough?

Senator wants to know if federal civilians are shouldering too much of the burden.