Management

How Taxpayers Covered a $1,000 Liquor Bill for Trump Staffers (and More) at Trump’s Club

A top-shelf, closed-door drinking session. $546-a-night hotel rooms. A special government credit card for Mar-a-Lago. Taxpayers foot the costs — and the president profits.

Oversight

Play of the Day: A Meeting to Find $2 Trillion for Infrastructure

Trump, Pelosi and Schumer to talk roads and bridges.

Management

House Lawmakers To Ask Justice Department to Investigate Erik Prince

‘Very strong evidence’ that Blackwater founder committed perjury, says Intel chairman Schiff.

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How to Help Small Businesses Survive a Flood

After a flood, 40% to 60% of small businesses close down. Lawmakers say improving infrastructure before disasters strike could help prevent that from happening.

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Collaboration Key to Managing Scooters, Bike Shares

Proactively communicating with transportation companies can help ease the pain of integration, according to a new report from the National League of Cities.

Management

Union Vows to Fight HHS Effort to Implement Partial Contract, Including Telework Cuts

Officials at the National Treasury Employees Union argue the department cannot legally implement new provisions until the entire contract is ratified.

Nextgov

DHS Tries Again to Build a Contract for Agile Development

The department is pushing components to buy more off governmentwide contracts—except when it comes to the cloud and agile development.

Management

Latest Effort to Overhaul the Postal Service Hits New Snag

Lawmakers want more details on USPS' long-term plans before committing to legislative relief for cash-strapped agency.

Oversight

Interior Department Defends Reorg Plan Critics Call Wasteful, Ideological

Deputy tells House members the still-secret plan localizes decision-making.

Nextgov

How to Speed Up FITARA Adoption

The Government Accountability Office outlined a dozen measures that help agencies improve their IT ecosystems.

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Trump and Democrats Agree to More Talks on $2 Trillion Infrastructure Package

They're slated to convene again in three weeks to discuss funding options.

Management

How Sending Security Clearance Checks to Defense Will Affect the Workforce

Personnel transfers will begin by June 24, but the details aren't all hammered out yet.

Defense

American Military Duties Grow at the Mexico Border

Service members will have permissions that go beyond "observe and report," the Defense Department announced late Monday.

Defense

Homeland Security Department Keeps Wraps on Border Security Plan

Two legal groups sue to get it under Freedom of Information Act.

Management

To Tackle Complex Problems, Escape Your Coworkers

Slack and in-person teamwork are great, but you should probably close your office door once in awhile, too.

Management

Here's the U.S. Navy’s Drone Tanker, on the Road

A test prototype of Boeing’s MQ-25 carrier-based refueling aircraft gets a ride to its test airfield.

Oversight

Play of the Day: The President Touts His Youthful Energy

Trump called himself a "young, vibrant man" and "the youngest person in the world."

Nextgov

Pentagon’s $8 Billion DEOS Contract Out for Bid

Despite its size and scope, DEOS is only the first phase of the Defense Department's plan to buy common communication, collaboration and productivity capabilities.

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A ‘Resilience’ Plan That’s About Much More Than Climate Change

The District of Columbia’s first ever resilience strategy focuses on areas ranging from flooding to affordable housing.

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Massachusetts District Attorneys Want to Keep ICE From Courthouses

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