Management

What If the Pundits Are Right After All? A Comment on Polarization and Sorting

Last week, Molly Ball reported on political scientist Morris Fiorina's paper highlighting common errors pundits make. Alan Abramowitz argues that one of Fiorina's claims misses the mark.

Nextgov

Most Docs Don’t Want You to See Your Full Electronic Medical Record

But they want you to help update the data it contains, survey shows.

Oversight

Republicans Take Aim at Obama’s EPA Nominee

Most energy observers expect McCarthy to be confirmed, but her nomination still sets the stage for high drama.

Oversight

Play of the Day: The Sequester and the Worm

How can Dennis Rodman travel to North Korea when we have a budget crisis in the United States?

Oversight

Analysis: Sequestration May Be a Bad Idea Whose Time Has Come

Our government has lurched from one near disaster to another, doing just enough to prevent a cataclysm.

Oversight

House GOP Spending Plan Continues Sequester, Federal Pay Freeze

Proposal makes exceptions to mitigate across-the-board cuts for the Pentagon, VA, FBI and several other agencies.

Defense

Furloughs Threaten Military School Teachers, Commissaries

The Pentagon is struggling to maintain accredited school year, spokesman says.

News

Obama: 'We Can Manage Through' Sequester

President says with "outstanding leadership" agencies can figure out how to make cuts.

Pay & Benefits

Senators Want to Cut Congressional Pay

Democrats introduce bill to slash lawmakers’ pay during the sequester once furloughs begin.

Nextgov

Unlocking Cellphones Should be Legal, White House Says

The administration statement comes in response to a We the People petition.

Management

The Sequester's Horrible Airport Waits Haven't Kicked In

Lines are longer at some airports, but just by a few minutes.

Nextgov

NASA Will Kick Off a $14 Billion Governmentwide IT Buy this Week

The space agency will release a draft RFP for the deal, which includes hardware and cloud services.

Management

Pentagon Warns Governors of Sequestration’s Impact on States

Virginia letter outlines $661 million payroll cut, as well as Army and Navy program cuts.

Management

Sequestration May Add to the Postal Service’s Financial Troubles

Agency faces no direct cuts, but a slow economy could hurt business.

Oversight

Issa Goes Directly to Agencies to Specify Spending Cuts

Letters to heads of 17 departments seek alternatives to sequester.

Management

Sequester Real Talk: The 3 Dumbest Things About This Truly Dumb Law

Washington's addiction to manufactured crises is the result of one party's stubborn economic ignorance -- time for the press to call it out.