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Demand for IT Grads Is Driving Up Supply, Study Finds
IT-related bachelors degrees and associates degrees up 9% and 16%, respectively.
Tech
GSA Chief Sees ‘New Vista’ for Federal Government
Acting administrator says bold changes will help government operate more efficiently.
Management
Why I Quit Email—and You Should, too
Easing up on email usage could save you hours every day.
Defense
Russia Has Arrested a U.S. Diplomat It Swears Is a CIA Spy
Ryan Christopher Fogle was reportedly arrested with 'special technical equipment,' large sums of money, disguises and a letter intended for a possible Russian recruit.
Oversight
A Guide to the IRS Scandal—What Happened and When Did It Happen?
New details are raising questions about the timing of revelations that the agency targeted conservative groups.
Oversight
Why the AP Phone Records Bombshell Could Threaten Eric Holder's Job
If Obama wants a high-level symbol of accountability, the attorney general is the only one left standing.
Management
Al Gore: Feds Have America’s Back
Civil servants, good government management remain as important as ever to democracy, says former veep.
Oversight
Virginia Means More Than South Carolina
Forget Mark Sanford’s win in the Palmetto State. The race to watch this year is Virginia’s gubernatorial contest.
Oversight
Obama Says GOP Playing 'Political Games' on Benghazi Attacks
Republicans say Obama didn't send military backup when it was requested.
Oversight
Obama Says He Won’t 'Tolerate' Wrongdoing at IRS
President will hold employees accountable if they intentionally targeted political groups.
Defense
Defense Agency Will Use Sequester, Other Cuts to Make Big Changes
DLA director will use innovative ideas to cut $10 billion over five years.
Nextgov
Army Awards $156.6 Million Anti-Nerve Gas Agent Contract
‘Bioscavenger’ agent won’t be fielded for six years.
Defense
Still No Word on Defense Furloughs
Navy seeks to exempt public shipyard workers from unpaid leave, official says.
Management
Can't Focus? Try Breathing
A quick trick to help you relax and ease the tension of the day.
Nextgov
Astronauts at the International Space Station Successfully Fixed Leaky Pump
The impromptu five-hour mission was completed ahead of schedule.
Defense
Two Civil War Vets Finally Laid to Rest, 100 Years Later
It doesn't matter how long it's been. If you're a vet, the Missing in America Project will find you.
Defense
NATO’s Plan for Afghanistan Post-2014: A ‘Stable Instability’
U.S., allies are talking about commitments through 2018 and beyond, says top commander.
Management
How Can We Understand Benghazi Without Probing the CIA's Role?
The attack that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens targeted a CIA operation, not a 'diplomatic post.'
Management
Analysis: Benghazi, IRS Storms Threaten Obama's Credibility
What does it mean when a president's people can't get their stories straight?
Oversight