Oversight
Don't Jump to Conclusions About Boston Marathon Explosions
These days, falsity travels with greater speed than fact.
Oversight
Opinions of the Federal Government Hit All-Time Low
Gap between favorable views on federal and local governments continues to grow.
Defense
Give Defense’s POW/MIA Sleuths Furlough Flexibility, Lawmakers Say
Bill would allow civilians at missing-personnel command to postpone furloughs.
Defense
Police Confirm Two Explosions and Casualties at Boston Marathon
Blasts occurred near the finish line.
Defense
What Exactly Does It Mean That the U.S. Is Pivoting to Asia?
Kerry trips show that the Obama Administration wants to re-balance foreign policy toward Asian powers.
Management
The Income Tax Form Turns 100
The 16th amendment to the Constitution went into effect in 1913.
Management
Obama Budget Renews Effort to Cap Contractor Pay
Companies worry that covering a wider range of employees harms talent search.
Pay & Benefits
Obama's Other Job Doesn't Pay Like It Used To
This is the first year since he was elected that Obama has made more as a public servant than as an author.
Management
3 Signs You’re Taking on Too Much
If these sound like you, it might be time to take a breather.
Nextgov
Cybersecurity Jobs Continue to Pay Better Than Others
High demand nearly erases gender gap in salaries.
Management
Does Your Agency Have a 200-Year Strategic Plan?
Exploring if thinking long-term in government actually make sense.
Oversight
Play of the Day: The Gun Control Deal is... Disappointing
The Manchin-Toomey deal isn’t as strong as ‘Obama‘ would like.
Oversight
Sebelius Defends HHS Budget Request and Obamacare
GOP critics challenge the $4 billion hike the department seeks for 2014.
Defense
Union Calls on Pentagon to Eliminate Furloughs
Request comes as department officials are discussing further reductions to days of unpaid leave.
Management
Stop Stressing: Just Write It Down
Struggling to get things done? A helpful rundown of how to get organized and finally cross things off your list.
Management
Memorial Remembers Feds Killed on the Job
Wall of Honor at OPM pays tribute to civilians across federal government.
Oversight
Postal Reform Still At Least Several Months Off
As lawmakers seek to strike a deal, several key players are working on their own proposals, sources say.
Nextgov
Commentary: Digital Government Has a Ways to Go
President Obama’s call to serve citizens online still needs to trickle down to the state and local level.
Management