Defense
Reports: Afghanistan will need foreign aid through 2025
Clinton says United States is ready to offer support if the country pursues reform and democracy.
Defense
Why Obama might veto defense bill: It would hurt the fight against terrorism
Analysis: Inside the administration's thinking on terrorism detentions.
News
Play of the Day -- SNL: Tyler Perry, Mark Zuckerberg and Verizon customer service more powerful than President Obama
A daily roundup of late-night video.
Tech
The Best Laid Plans
Agencies are developing strategies to boost the cybersecurity workforce, but challenges remain.
Defense
Clinton moves to inject new urgency into bioweapon concerns at Geneva event
The Secretary of State's appearance will draw welcome attention to efforts to counter biological threats, observers say.
News
Tweet this: Some popular agencies have poor social media skills
A new dashboard ranks feds' engagement with Twitter followers and find that popularity doesn't always improve the dialogue.
Oversight
House-passed regulatory reforms face uphill battle
Fate of two bills in Senate is uncertain, and the president has threatened vetoes.
Pay & Benefits
Experts urge federal employees to consider switching health plans
With the open season deadline approaching, analysts emphasize that all workers should review their options annually.
Oversight
Senate-passed Defense bill would cap contractor pay
Reimbursement ceiling of $400,000 would apply to all defense company employees.
Pay & Benefits
Senate rejects bill with pay freeze extension
The measure would have prolonged the federal salary freeze and reduced the government workforce.
News
Play of the Day -- Rick Perry does Leno; Plus: Mitt Romney is his own mistress
A daily roundup of late-night video.
Oversight