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Technology Coverage, Then and Now

A look at our tech reporting through the years.

  • Ross Gianfortune
Oversight

Bill would make better agency customer service the law

Rep. Cuellar would tie responsiveness to employee performance reviews.

  • Charles S. Clark
Pay & Benefits

More than 1,000 IRS employees agreed to buyouts in fiscal 2011

Figure doesn’t include results of a second round of offers in January.

  • Amanda Palleschi
Management

Three Ways to Silence Your Inner Critic

It can be difficult to fight that inner voice.

  • Scott Eblin
Oversight

Play of the Day: The Secret Service is still a source of humor

Leno and Letterman make light of the recent scandal.

  • Barrett Holmes Pitner, National Journal
Defense

Politicizing bin Laden’s death is 'very disappointing,' Romney says

Presumptive GOP nominee spoke with CBS’s Charlie Rose on Tuesday.

  • Lara Seligman, National Journal
Defense

Secret Service can fully protect Obama, experts believe

Foreign-policy issues will favor Obama this election, National Journal Insiders say.

  • Sara Sorcher, National Journal
Oversight

Election Rests on the Economy

In picking the next president, voters will be thinking about one thing more than any other. Who can blame them?

  • Charlie Cook, National Journal
Analysis

Trickle Down Economics

The budget drought is adding to the Army’s modernization troubles.

  • John Grady
Management Matters - Advice And Comment

Progressive Discipline

Managers should take steps to help problem employees improve, and protect themselves in the process.

  • Elizabeth Newell Jochum
Perspectives

Master of Bureaucracy

Lessons from a Defense chief well-versed in the ways of Washington.

  • Timothy B. Clark
Thinking Ahead

All About Face Time

VA’s Brandon Friedman sets up social networks so veterans can keep in touch.

  • Bob Brewin
Briefing

Around Government

Protective details, courting millennials and TSA keeps the change.

  • Charles S. Clark and Andrew Lapin
Briefing

Cholera Crisis

Is the U.S. government managing outbreaks well? Look at Haiti.

  • Andrew Lapin
Briefing

Food Safety On the Line

Critics say using more private sector poultry inspectors could weaken quality checks.

  • Amanda Palleschi
Editor's Note

More for the Money

Innovation in government is more important than ever.

  • Tom Shoop
Features

Hard Sell

Tough obstacles confront agencies seeking to offload unneeded buildings that cost the government millions of dollars in upkeep.

  • Charles S. Clark
Features

A Tech Evolutionary

Federal CIO Steven VanRoekel is remapping IT strategy for a government on the go.

  • Joseph Marks
Nextgov

Tech Roundup

Reaction to counterfeits, big data's big day and USDA cuts its phone bill.

  • Aliya Sternstein, Bob Brewin and Joseph Marks
Nextgov

Some Say R.I.P. to RIM

Once the only sanctioned smartphone in town, the BlackBerry could be on its way to the recycling bin.

  • Aliya Sternstein
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