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Turkish Group Might Be Behind White House Hacks, Analysts Say
Forensics specialists trace malicious emails to a webpage associated with supporters of the Islamist organization.
Oversight
How a Deeply Unpopular Congress Keeps Getting Elected
Analysis finds fewer competitive races in 2014 than a decade ago.
Management
Interior Dept. Cuts Would Hurt Economy, New Secretary Says
Sally Jewell blasts GOP bill that would cut environmental and wildlife spending.
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University of Texas Team Hijacks $80 Million Yacht With Cheap GPS Spoofing Gear
Grad students gain control of navigation system to veer ship off course.
Oversight
So Much for Immigration Reform
Politics inside both parties make it unlikely Congress will approve landmark legislation.
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Drones Approved for Commercial Flights
Aircraft will operate in Alaska to survey ice floes, whales and oil spills.
Management
5 Questions You Should Be Asking Yourself On a Regular Basis
Some needed perspective on your daily tasks.
Pay & Benefits
Congress Takes Aim at Senior Execs
Top career employees accused of misconduct could be fired or placed on leave without pay under legislation.
News
Collecting Personal Information: NSA Yes, IRS No
House intelligence chairman defends anti-terrorist data collection.
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Get Ready for Your Close-Up: Your Next Job Interview Probably Won't Be in Person
More hiring managers are skipping face-to-face meetings, something many candidates say they prefer.
Defense One
Obama's Whistleblower Witchunt Won't Work at DOD
The U.S. has tried something like President Obama’s 'Insider Threat Program' before. It didn’t work then and it won’t work now. By Gabe Rottman
Management
Government Conferences Pay for Themselves, Industry Says
Study on productivity comes amid continued agency crackdown on travel.
Oversight
Pentagon’s Key Whistleblower Counselor Moves to Intel Community
Dan Meyer draws on experience to advocate trusting legitimate complainers.
Oversight
Senate Majority Whip: FISA Court Is 'Fixed' and 'Loaded'
Dick Durbin wants to add a civil-liberties advocate to the court's proceedings and to limit the NSA's data collection.
Management
Jack Lew: No Debt Limit Fight This Fall
'Congress can't let us default,' Treasury secretary says.
Oversight
What Took So Long for These 3 Senators to Get Presidential Buzz?
Hillary Clinton is a bigger obstacle than sexism for Warren, Gillibrand and Klobuchar.
Tech
America Is Split by the NSA, but Not Along the Usual Partisan Lines
Both parties sharply divided over data-mining revelations, Pew finds.
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