Management
Reinventing Government -- Two Decades Later
A look back at Al Gore's efforts to bring private-sector efficiency into a more results-oriented federal space.
Management
4 Times Good Government Has Done Excellent Things
Contrary to what you hear on TV, government has done--and continues to do--excellent things.
Pay & Benefits
Foreign Service Veterans Seek to Dispel the Myths
The challenges of overseas living described at union event.
Management
HUD Restructuring Could Relocate 900 Employees
Department will consolidate more than 50 offices across the country.
Defense
Obama Chemical Weapons ‘Red Line’ for Syria Keeps Shifting, Ex-Official Says
Growing confidence Assad used nerve agent sarin.
Tech
Air Force Secretary to Retire
Michael Donley will serve two more months in the role before departing.
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It's Not How Many Connections You Have, It's Who They Are That Matters
Tech pros rate quality over quantity in professional networks.
Management
What Gifts Do Foreign Leaders Give The United States?
And why the heck is Gabon doing giving President Obama a gift worth $52,695?
Oversight
Obama Names FTC Economist as Regulatory Office Chief
Howard Shelanski would preside over review of federal rules.
Pay & Benefits
Analysis: TRICARE Should Cover Physical Therapy Involving Horses
Why Congress should pass 'Kaitlyn's Law' today.
Management
The 5 Best Management Tips of the Week
A roundup of the best management tips around the web.
Tech
Congress Agrees to End FAA Furloughs
President expected to sign what White House calls a ‘Band-Aid’ measure.
Management
Being a Chinese Government Official is One of the Worst Jobs in the World
Life as a Chinese government official isn’t what it used to be.
Pay & Benefits
Who's Forfeiting Pay Alongside Furloughed Employees?
From the White House to Capitol Hill, a growing list of top officials show solidarity.
Oversight
IRS Sent Out at Least $11.6 billion in Improper Payments Last Year, Report Says
Furloughs would inhibit further agency work, IRS chief says.
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Google Sees More Government Requests to Remove Content 'Than Ever Before'
Two countries -- Brazil and Russia -- stand out for their increased policing of content online.
Defense
Will the Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Get the Death Penalty?
Former prosecutors weigh in on legal strategy.
News
Clapper’s Near-International Incident
The director of national intelligence tells a boyhood tale of a father who took a swing at Egypt's King Farouk.
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