Management

OMB to contractors: Follow Labor guidance on pre-sequester layoff notices

If companies do, officials say, agencies will cover their liability under federal law requiring advance warning of layoffs.

Oversight

House clears Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act

Advocacy groups, Office of Special Counsel hail 'strongest' such bill in history.

Oversight

President signs STOCK Act delay for senior execs

Law postpones until Dec. 8 the financial online posting requirement for thousands of career feds.

Tech

Meteorologists ask lawmakers for a weather commission

Proposed center would advise policymakers on setting priorities.

Management

Science Community Sounds Alarm Over Sequestration

Cuts could slow progress in medical research, food safety and energy independence.

Management

Capturing the 'Merchant of Death'

How DEA Agent Louis Milione helped bring down the world's most wanted arms dealer.

Defense

Pentagon tightens oversight of flight reservations

Defense will require supervisor approval 72 hours prior to business air travel.

Management

The Most Overlooked Element of Leadership

Effective employee feedback and development require one all-important ingredient: Time.

Oversight

What your favorite beer says about your politics

Sam Adams drinkers lean Republican; Heineken fans tend to be Democrats.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- The school lunch outrage and unreliable polls

Are polls more unreliable than in the past?

Nextgov

Napolitano: Cyber exec order under review

DHS chief declines to provide timetable for when it might be issued.

Oversight

Obama, Romney camps agree: The other guy is a great debater

Both sides are working overtime to raise expectations for the opposition.

Oversight

It's now a 2-woman race for top Democrat on House spending panel

Reps. Nita Lowey of New York and Marcy Kaptur of Ohio are in the running.

Defense

Joint U.S.-Afghan operations resuming

Initial ban came after a sharp increase in insider attacks.

Management

Americans Are Fed Up With Politics, Not Government, Says Study

The sickness in Congress, as the public sees it, is a personnel problem, not a structural one.