Management

New Zealand Ranked the Best Country for Women in the Workplace

Natin consistently ranks near the top of the World Economic Forum’s gender gap survey.

Defense

BRAC Savings Estimates Were Flawed, Report Says

Commission used faulty methodology to project greater savings than military base realignment achieved.

Management

How Washington Looks to Sun Tzu for Leadership

Heeding The Art of War, Obama and GOP finally break bread to bend wills.

Oversight

In Making Play for the House, President Obama Could Lose the Senate

Second-term setbacks force Obama to sound more conciliatory toward GOP.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Rand’s Very Long Stand

Kentucky Senator’s filibuster brought drones back to late-night TV.

Management

Four Agencies' Varied Approaches to Sequestration

Flexibility and timing addressed differently at IRS, HUD, HHS and Energy.

Pay & Benefits

Lawmakers Propose Lower Cap on USPS Executive Pay

Bill would lower top salary by about $20,000 for officials at cash-strapped agency.

Management

U.S. Ambassador Asks U.N. Colleagues to Stop Showing Up Drunk to Meetings

A "modest proposal" for making negotiating rooms "an inebriation-free zone."

Management

5 Rules for Leading Through Uncertainty

Just about everyone in and around Washington is trying to figure out what to do next with the sequester.

Tech

Rand Paul Gets His Answer on Drones: 'No'

Attorney General Eric Holder has answered Sen. Ran Paul's question.

Management

Analysis: Hooray for Marissa Mayer

Winning in Silicon Valley is about technology, but it is about culture as well. Mayer's first job at Yahoo is to build culture, and she needs her deputies in the office.

Management

GSA’s Step Toward Selling Old Heating Plant Draws Barbed Praise

House Republicans welcome close of auction and $19.5 million bid for Georgetown property.

Oversight

Continuing Resolution Muddies USPS Plan to End Saturday Delivery

Bill would require six-day delivery, but some lawmakers want Postal Service to continue with service reduction.

Defense

U.S. Captures Bin Laden's Son-In-Law and Will Put Him on Trial

The former spokesman for al Qaeda was found by the CIA in Ankara, Turkey.

Management

No, the U.S. Will Never Turn Into Greece

There is no evidence that countries like the United States face debt tipping points

Nextgov

North Korea Is Now Threatening a Preemptive Nuclear Attack

The threats come as the U.N. condemns North Korea's latest nuclear test.