Nextgov

Thrift Savings Plan hackers could be targeting other government data

Attackers may have struck a federal retirement plan contractor to obtain more sensitive information.

Management

NLRB member Flynn resigns over leaked information

Sharing internal documents with Romney adviser had been criticized by inspector general.

Nextgov

Drone strike continues thanks to Obama's 'kill list'

A New York Times report raises questions about the Obama administration's list of terrorist targets.

News

Do Americans Have a Secret Love Affair With Big Government?

Those who criticize federal spending may not know exactly what it supports.

Oversight

Michelle Obama: 'Let's Move' initiative not 'big government'

First Lady says program is not about government telling people what to do.

Defense

A 'military vote' that doesn't really exist

Research shows veterans and active-duty personnel aren't a cohesive voting bloc.

Oversight

Obama? Romney? Flip a Coin

All signs point to a presidential race that will be very tight. Neither candidate seems capable of pulling away.

Oversight

Measures to stop ‘back-door’ base closures win approval in House and Senate

Panel says no new BRAC round, rejects TRICARE hike.

Defense

Biden gets personal comforting families of fallen warriors

Vice president sympathizes with military survivors group, describes his own losses.

Pay & Benefits

USPS, mail handlers union reach buyout terms

About 45,000 career employees are eligible for parting incentives.

Defense

First black graduate of Naval Academy dies

Retired Lt. Cmdr. Wesley A. Brown was 85.

Nextgov

Analysis: Cyberwarriors face a hard truth

The possibilities, and risks, are endless on the high-tech battlefield.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Bill Clinton's new friends

The former president's photograph is making the rounds.

Management

Obama, Romney differ greatly on size of government

Presumptive GOP nominee pledges to slash non-defense spending, while president still seeks billions for infrastructure and transportation projects.

Pay & Benefits

CEO pay up 6 percent in 2011

For the second year in a row, compensation went up for the heads of public companies.