Pay & Benefits

Justice IG: U.S Marshals Overused Overtime Pay

One employee earned more in overtime than in base salary.

Oversight

Forget the Charm, Keep the Offensive: Obama's Aggressive New Strategy

Appointing Susan Rice as a top aide, attacking Darrell Issa, and fighting for judicial nominees show Obama and his allies don't want to make nice.

Management

GSA and Trump Ink Final Deal on Washington Old Post Office

Sixty-year lease will preserve landmark as luxury hotel, if Congress approves.

Tech

Why Patent Trolls Will Laugh in the Face of the Government’s Attempts to Fight Them

Patent trolling is essentially a tax on innovation, and tech giants hate it.

Management

Proof the IRS Didn't Target Just Conservatives

Almost one third of the tax-exemption applications selected for additional scrutiny by the IRS were from groups that were not conservative.

Defense

Pentagon Issues Priority List for Summer Furlough Period

‘Must-dos’ stress crises and natural disasters.

Management

When Women Don't Take Credit for Their Own Good Work

Women resist taking credit when working with men, studies suggests.

Management

Susan Rice Taking Over as National Security Advisor Despite Benghazi Mess

Samantha Power will replace Rice at the U.N.

Management

Michelle Obama Stares Down Heckler at a Fundraiser

'She came right down in my face,' heckler says. 'I was taken aback.'

Nextgov

Cosponsor.gov Lets You Upvote the Bills You Want Passed

It's the Facebook Like for legislation.

Defense

Senators Spar Over Bill on Sexual Assault in the Military

Stark battle lines are emerging around efforts to reform protections.

Management

Analysis: Obama's Trade Nominee's Cayman Bank Accounts

Michael Froman also benefitted from the 'carried interest' loophole.

Pay & Benefits

OPM Buyouts Could Threaten Progress on Retirement Claims Backlog

Nearly 300 employees, including some retirement claims workers, could voluntarily leave agency.