Nextgov

GSA’s Tech Teams Increasingly Important to Administration’s Tech Priorities

18F and the Technology Transformation Services face a more certain future than just two years ago.

Nextgov

Agencies Can’t Dine and Dash on Technology Modernization Fund, Official Says

Awards are an advance, not a grant, and the program office has ways to make sure the fund stays solvent.

Oversight

Democratic Lawmakers Challenge State Department Same-Sex Visa Limits

Twenty senators, 119 House members warn of cruelty and hindrance for foreign diplomats.

Management

Agencies Backslide in Fight Against Jargon, Amid High Staff Turnover

Average plain language grades for 23 agencies fell from B to C in new report card.

Management

Hurricane Michael’s Remarkable, Terrifying Run

The storm shocked forecasters by rapidly intensifying, and then remained strong for hours after landfall.

Route Fifty

Washington Supreme Court Strikes Down Death Penalty

The justices found racial bias in the imposition of capital punishment by juries.

Management

U.S. Political Division Is Only Going To Get Worse

Think political polarization is bad? Not only is it the worst it's been, but things don't look like they're going to get better anytime soon.

News

Hope for Reforming Government in Polarized Times?

Margaret Weichert says she values the advice of former OMB deputy directors for management.

Management

EPA Search for Pruitt-Cited Climate Studies Comes Up Dry

FOIA suit by nonprofit employees group produces only letter to Congress.

Management

Breaking Through Government’s Time Warp

In five years, the framework of government’s salary system will be 100 years old.

Defense

Curtailing Korean Exercises Comes at a Price, Says USMC Commandant

Gen. Neller says training on the Korean peninsula is an integral — if not quite irreplaceable — part of Marine readiness.