Features

Closing the ‘Gusher’

Agencies are under orders to spend a little less freely.

Editor's Notebook

About This Issue

About This Issue.

News

Yoga For Soldiers

News

From Nextgov.com: Most attacks on federal networks financially motivated

Data shows hackers want to steal money , not classified information.

Defense

Obama signs border bill adding 1,200 new employees

Measure also funds upgrades to communication and surveillance technology.

Defense

Civilian agencies get green light to continue insourcing

Administration’s top procurement official says others need not follow in Defense’s footsteps.

Pay & Benefits

Postal Service strives to maintain a deep bench for executive jobs

Even as USPS’ workforce shrinks, officials focus on getting diverse candidates with varied experience lined up for leadership vacancies.

Defense

Virginia lawmakers cry foul on Joint Forces Command closure

Delegation members argue plan is subject to the official base closure and realignment process because it involves cutting more than 1,000 civilian jobs.

Oversight

Government faces a data deluge

Agencies have turned to virtualization to process a growing stockpile of information.

Pay & Benefits

At Your Service

Answers to readers’ questions about service requirements and retirement.

News

From Nextgov.com: With oil gusher capped, center to manage support flights closes

The Coast Guard, Customs and Border Protection and Air Force worked together to track tens of thousands of missions during the past three months.

Defense

House to hold hearings on Defense cuts

Lawmakers and union representatives question rationale for contractor cuts and civilian hiring freeze.

Defense

Panel nixes Bradley, Abrams funds transfer

Efforts to take money from the ground-vehicle programs are "premature," Armed Services leaders say.