News

The IRS, Churches and Politics

Agency enforcement of policies against electioneering by pastors halted three years ago.

Management

Park ranger dies in Mount Rainier rescue

Nick Hall had come to the aid of injured climbers who had fallen into a crevasse.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Obama spends too much money

Campaign finance is a source for late-night humor.

Pay & Benefits

Can women have it all? Former federal official says answer is 'no'

High-level government jobs with inflexible hours and travel can make work-life balance a pipe dream, first woman director of policy planning at State argues.

Management

Learning from Superstar Conductors

The job of a conductor is much different today than it was 20 or 30 years ago.

Nextgov

Agency-owned PCs could soon be relics of a bygone era

Veterans Affairs Department CIO Roger Baker predicts employees will have to buy their own computers for work in the near future.

Pay & Benefits

Need Money? Rethink Life Insurance

The first in a series on making the most of your government benefits.

Management

Long-awaited bird flu study shows it’s still a threat

Studies close chapter in ongoing debate over censoring scientific research.

Nextgov

TSA wants spyware to screen employees’ digital activities for leaks

The agency’s pursuit of insider threat software coincides with a warning against tracking whistleblowers' communications.

Management

Commerce chief resigns, citing effects of seizure

Bryson went on medical leave after the traffic incident in San Diego.

Defense

Report: CIA helping arm Syrian opposition

Obama administration has denied that it has played a role in arming opposition forces.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Executive privilege, presidential vampire slayers, and new campaign ads

The late-night hosts covered a variety of topics last night.

Oversight

Where is Congress with spending bills?

A look at where the 12 major fiscal 2013 appropriations measures stand.