Defense

Reports: Susan Rice is favorite for State

If nominated, she would face a tough confirmation hearing.

Management

As Campaign Fades Away, Secret Service and Facebook Abandon Romney

How does a billion dollar presidential campaign shut down? Fast.

Management

3 Bad Research Techniques That Will Ruin Your Work

In light of bad polling during the election, a look at other bad research methods that will foul a study.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Petreaus. David Petreaus.

The disgraced head of the CIA gets the Bond treatment.

Management

John Kerry's name being floated for Defense post, not State

Susan Rice now a frontrunner for State nomination.

Oversight

Tough road to a debt deal, even for a community-organizer-in-chief

Deal-making in a deeply divided Congress requires negotiating with party leaders in the House and Senate.

Defense

Why Petraeus's affair matters (but Bill Clinton's didn't)

In the military, there's very little distinction between public and private life.

Defense

Scandal investigation extends to U.S. commander in Afghanistan

Probe that led to Petraeus' resignation also uncovers inappropriate emails involving Gen. John Allen.

Nextgov

Petraeus investigation highlights fight over digital surveillance laws

Digital detective work provides rare insight into FBI methods.

Management

3 Simple Steps to Manage Change and Transition

Three ways to help your team, and yourself, get through the changes ahead.

Oversight

Issa holds out hope for postal reform this Congress

Differences persist in House and Senate plans, but key Republican is optimistic.

Management

Outgoing Treasury secretary immersed in fiscal-cliff negotiations

Timothy Geithner is playing a crucial role in the showdown over expiring tax cuts and automatic spending cuts.

Defense

Veterans twice as likely to cheat on their spouses as non-veterans

Infidelity and divorce are more common among servicemen and women, a study found.

Defense

The growing rural isolation of veterans

Pentagon leaders are lamenting that civilians have less contact with the realities of military life.

Management

Youths Carry the Vote, Research Study Says

The idea that young people don't vote might have been put to rest in 2012.

Oversight

Energy contractors at nuke sites found to have conflict of interest

Inspector general faults supervision at Ohio and Tennessee plants.

Defense

Analysis: From war to work

Tailoring career transition programs to a new generation of veterans.

Pay & Benefits

Open season kicks off

Feds can switch health insurance plans through Dec. 10.

Defense

Vets face delays in receiving benefits due to lack of records

Report finds units in Iraq and Afghanistan have not been managing their daily field reporting.

Management

Consolidate paperwork for presidential appointees, White House group urges

Sen. Lieberman supports call for creation of ‘smart form.’