Defense

Why it's criminal to lie about military honors

As the Supreme Court decides whether to uphold the Stolen Valor Act, the public should note the damage that fraudulent veterans have already done.

Management

GSA staff told to do better at reporting abuses

Employees asked to share anything that ‘doesn’t seem right.’

Pay & Benefits

IG: Customs shelling out millions in workers’ comp

The agency has not effectively managed costs of compensating employees injured on the job, watchdog says.

Pay & Benefits

TSP Roth option to launch May 7

Offering will allow participants to begin investing money that already has been taxed.

Management

GSA Roundup: Vegas out; doing great things; more bonuses; stolen iPods

Daily highlights in the wake of GSA’s extravagant conference spending.

News

Federal Official, Titanic Hero

Archibald Butt is credited with helping others to safety before going down with the ship.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Farewell, Rick Santorum

Comedians take some parting shots at the former senator.

Defense

How the Pentagon plans to wean itself off fossil fuels

Programs helpfully align with Obama’s unwavering support for clean energy on the campaign trail.

Management

Federal Feng Shui

Rearranging your workspace with a few principles in mind can bring tranquility and positive energy.

Management

How the public printer is doing more with less

Changing mission and resource constraints require tough decisions on pay, benefits, hiring and travel.

Tech

Feds are paying for some telework technology themselves

Despite adequate IT setups many employees are at least partially covering costs out of their own pockets, survey of 152 shows.

Management

The Tao of Bubba Watson

The Master's champion seems like a guy who enjoys and savors life.

Oversight

Power struggle at watchdog agency could undermine nuclear-plant safety

Lawmakers overseeing the Nuclear Regulatory Commission continue to raise questions about whether it is functioning effectively.

Management

Census Bureau director resigns

Robert Groves accepts provost position at Georgetown University.

Pay & Benefits

Government wants more ethics rules for Afghanistan reconstruction employees

Regulation would require workers get approval for some activities.

Oversight

Rick Santorum suspends presidential bid

Forrmer senator was Mitt Romney’s chief remaining rival for the GOP nomination.

Management

A different kind of GSA video

Acting Administrator Daniel Tangherlini pledges to address issues raised by conference spending scandal.