Oversight

Lawmakers Fault Pre-Boston Attack Intel Sharing

'He was on our radar screen, and then he was off,' lawmaker says of the deceased suspect.

Pay & Benefits

Heading Off the Coming Retirement Disaster

Half of Californians are on track to retire in or near poverty. A new retirement plan model could change that.

News

For Sale: Air Force One

Bidding will start at $50,000 on the former presidential plane.

Management

Bring Federal Conferences Back to Las Vegas, Lawmakers Say

‘Irresponsible federal workers,’ not resorts, led to excessive conference spending, they say.

Management

Senator Pressures OMB on Delayed Safety Regulations

Some rules have moved 'from the back burner to the deep freeze,' Connecticut Democrat says.

Management

The Quiet Charm Offensive of Obama's Chief of Staff

Denis McDonough’s openness and availability is garnering positive reviews.

Management

What the Obama Campaign's Chief Data Scientist Is Up to Now

Trying to keep the best minds of his generation from working on advertising.

Nextgov

Are Tech Gadgets Killing Workplace Etiquette?

Majority of CIOs in new survey say they are.

Nextgov

How to Hack Google Like One of NSA's Top Cyberspies

The spy agency recently released a 643-page book full of Web research tips.

Oversight

House Passes Debt Limit Bill

Legislation would direct Treasury to prioritize debt, Social Security payments if government hits debt limit.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Notable Political Weight Loss

David Letterman’s producers have a video segment connecting Chris Christie to William Howard Taft.

Defense

Transparency and Accountability Don't Hurt Security—They're Crucial to It

After Boston, just like after 9/11, the nation is likely to adopt new anti-terror laws. But done wrong, law enforcement can undermine society.

Nextgov

VA Awards National Cell Phone Contract to Three Carriers

The IDIQ deal covers voice and data airtime plus voice phones, smartphones and tablets.

Management

Most Top Contractors Increased Business With Federal Government in 2012

Despite downtick in overall contract spending, large companies found ways to increase revenues.

Nextgov

Auditors Tell Congress to Halt Maritime Worker Biometric ID Rules

Testing to ensure control over employee access to secure locations was flawed, GAO reports.

Defense

Deputy Mission Chief Says He Was 'Stunned' by Rice's Early Depiction of Benghazi Attacks

The State Department was aware the attack was terrorism, rather than a result of protests over an anti-Islamic video.