Management

Spending Law Restores $5 Billion to Sequestered Agencies, White House Says

Some accounts were cut too low, meaning funds were automatically restored.

Nextgov

Pentagon: China Views Information Warfare as Key to Countering U.S. Pacific Forces

Space systems are essential to dominating the battlefield.

Defense

Lawmakers Want to Know How Defense Would Handle 2014 Cuts

The department is expected to release its final plans for 2013 this week.

Nextgov

Study Predicts BYOD Boom by 2016

You buy the smartphone and your boss pays for the plan in one recommended scenario.

Management

What's Your Word of the Week?

Make vision into reality by focusing on what you will be this week.

Management

Departures Leave Gap in OMB Management Team

First chief performance officer and associate director for performance and personnel management step down.

Pay & Benefits

No Furloughs at State

Department’s cuts not as severe as anticipated.

Tech

The Future of Public Roads Is in Private Hands

More and more states are privatizing highways and roads. Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing is a matter of increasing debate.

Defense

UN Sources Say Syrian Rebels — Not Assad — Used Sarin Gas

Just ten days ago the U.S. shook its fist and officially declared that chemical weapons were being used by the Assad regime.

Nextgov

Top Tech Skills for 2013

Java is the most in-demand skill.

Nextgov

The Worst Possible Cybersecurity Breaches Could Be Far Worse Than You Imagined

How much damage could a group of well-trained hackers do, economic and otherwise, if they really wanted to?

Defense

The U.S.'s Anemic Civilian Outreach Abroad

The world, and particularly the Middle East, are changing. But Washington is not.

Defense

Benghazi Whistleblowers Set to Testify on Capitol Hill

One will claim Hillary Clinton willfully blocked State counterterrorism bureau's involvement on night of attacks.

Management

President Obama Says 'Thank You' to Civil Servants

Letter kicks off Public Service Recognition Week.