Defense One

Bribery Scandal Rocks the Navy

A nearly 4-year investigation leads to the arrest of a major Singapore defense contractor and an NCIS agent in a massive $20-million bribery scandal. By Stephanie Gaskell

Management

Agencies Beg to Differ With Entries in Senator’s ‘Wastebook’

NASA education contractor and humanities endowment take issue with unflattering portrayals of projects.

Nextgov

Hackers Expose Illegal Immigrants, Assault Turkish Voters and Shop Black Friday Sales

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.

Management

Procurement Policy Chief to Leave Post for Private Firm

Joseph Jordan to join Fedbid as president of its public sector operations.

Management

GSA Reassures D.C. It’s Still Eligible for New FBI Headquarters Site

Virginia and Maryland proposals had overshadowed Anacostia submission.

Management

Why You Should Lead Like a Monk

How service, selflessness, indifference and detachment changed one CEO’s life.

Nextgov

Futures Market Shows Hillary, Christie Leading for 2016

The market uses play money but the best portfolios win real cash payouts.

Pay & Benefits

Senators Renew Push for Mass Transit Benefit Fix

Despite efforts, bill will not receive consideration until Congress reconvenes in 2014.

Management

How Federal Investment in Highways, Science and Schools Has Changed in 50 Years

Discretionary spending in those areas has declined since the 1960s as a portion of GDP, budget analysts find.

Management

The Complete Guide to Negotiating a Raise

The science and psychology of negotiating for a heftier paycheck.

Oversight

Senate Approves Koskinen to Lead Troubled IRS

Some Republicans wanted vote delayed until after probe of targeting.

Nextgov

Why Aren’t More Feds Teleworking?

Nearly half have been informed they're eligible, but few are doing it.

Nextgov

Agencies to Focus on Illegal Cyberweapons Trade in 2014

Defense bill calls for agencies to work together on guidelines.

Industry Insights

Tactical Communications (TacCom) & the Future of Mobile

In response to the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Efficiency Review Initiative, the Tactical Communications (TacCom) procurement vehicle was created to streamline the purchasing of all tools and services affiliated with TacCom.

Nextgov

Defense to Weigh Civilian Cyber Militia

Pentagon may hire National Guard nonmilitary employees to help thwart cyberattacks.

Oversight

Congress Has Lowest Output Since 1947

58 bills have been enacted into law, out of 6,366 bills introduced by lawmakers.

Management

Can You Save the Whales With a Smartphone?

NOAA's Whale Alert mobile app can keep mariners from striking the endangered North Atlantic right whale.

Oversight

Play of the Day: A True Duck Travesty

Is the suspension of Phil Robertson a first amendment issue?

Defense

Senate Backs Defense Bill With 1 Percent Pay Raise for Troops

Obama expected to sign measure approving a range of military spending.

Nextgov

Army Settles on Augusta for Cyber Forces Headquarters

Fort Gordon location will require 150 fewer personnel and cost 23 percent less than other sites contemplated.