Management

Romney’s proposed budget cuts could be more severe than Ryan’s

Presidential candidate has said he will run on his own plan.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Romney's Lighter Half and Obama Buys the Beer

Leno takes a look at Obama's trip to the Iowa State Fair.

Management

Giuliani questions Biden’s 'mental capacity' to be president

The vice president 'just isn't bright,' former New York City mayor claims.

Management

Is Ryan really a fiscal hawk?

He's voted to cut, but also to spend lavishly.

Pay & Benefits

Are Americans ready for a real debate on the size of government?

As the chairman of the House Budget Committee, Paul Ryan passed two controversial budgets.

Management

How to Manage Remotely

Many managers want to jump on the telework bandwagon themselves.

Features

The State of Defense

Today's U.S. military operations and the people behind the force.

Thinking Ahead

The More Things Change

We asked our correspondent, a former Marine radio operator in Vietnam, to assess the Army’s top procurement priority—its battlefield network.

Advice And Comment

In the Line of Fire

Defense employees hunker down for the potential barrage of budget and workforce cuts.

Advice And Comment

The Hacker Wars

Collateral damage and a dearth of cyberwarriors are among the Pentagon’s biggest hurdles.

Editor's Notebook

What's Next

Pentagon leaders face an unprecedented combination of challenges.

Features

Truth & Consequences

Two analysts explore the potential fallout if Congress fails to avert defense cuts triggered by the 2011 Budget Control Act.

Features

Keeping the Faith

Military compensation reform is in its infancy, but it’s already causing full-blown anxiety.

Features

Course Correction

After taking over the biggest defense program in history, F-35 program manager Vice Adm. David Venlet sought a return to acquisition fundamentals.

Features

The Next War

Today’s budget battles will determine what U.S. troops carry into real battles for years to come.

Management

The Obama and Ryan budgets, by the numbers

A comparison of how their proposals stack up on the specifics.

Nextgov

TRICARE outsources addiction treatment with little oversight

Congress ordered Defense to treat drug and alcohol abuse ‘epidemic’ at military facilities.

Oversight

Public really dislikes Congress

August is tied with February as the lowest rating in Gallup's 38-year history.

Pay & Benefits

Not all feds will have the option of phased retirement

Participation will require mutual consent of employees and their agencies.