Defense

Report: CIA documents support Rice's early account of Libya attacks

Information indicated timing of attacks was influenced by Cairo protests.

Nextgov

Think twice before you click that dot-gov link from your cellphone

Symantec reports 15 percent of clicks on 1.USA.gov sites take users to bogus pages.

Management

Infographic: The Many Perks of Working From Home

Employees who telework are not just healthier and happier, they're good for the environment.

Management

TSA seeks to fire, suspend screeners

Probe at Newark Airport results in allegations of improper screening by 44 employees and managers.

Nextgov

ICE drops BlackBerry in favor of iPhone

Justification questions RIM’s long term viability.

Management

'Great Technological Importance:' NIST's Pioneering Young Scientist

Jacob Taylor is at the cutting-edge of theoretical physics and breaking the boundaries of what is possible.

Management

In Marie Claire interview, Hillary Clinton insists she won’t run again

Secretary of State says she will be cheering for the first female president.

Management

What Romney's Cabinet might look like

Former Massachusetts governor would be under pressure to stock the government with GOP loyalists.

Management

Who might serve in a second Obama administration?

Second-term Cabinet probably wouldn’t look much like the first.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Tagg wanted to punch Obama

Romney's son appears on morning radio.

Management

Presidential Humor Pt. 2 – Obama’s Digs at Himself

Obama's best material from joint event where candidates trade jokes, poke fun.

Management

Presidential Humor Pt. 1 – Romney’s Funny Side Revealed

Romney's best material from joint event where candidates trade jokes, poke fun.

Management

Performance pilot launching at Veterans Affairs

National Cemetery Administration to adopt GEAR program in November.

Nextgov

Industry responds cautiously to IT reform act

Acquisition experts worry the measures proposed by Rep. Darrell Issa could produce more bureaucracy.

Management

Lawmakers urged to adopt tighter caps on contractor pay

Limiting annual reimbursements to $230,700 per employee would save billions, advocacy groups argue.

Management

Hillary Clinton is tired of the 'having it all' debate

The Secretary of State says she tries to enable women to do high stress jobs while caring for children.