Management

White House, Boeing In Final Stages of New Air Force One Deal

President Trump and Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg met in White House this week to break gridlock on price of new presidential planes.

Pay & Benefits

TSP Announces New Investment Chief

Previous head of investing, Ravindra Deo, was appointed executive director last year.

Management

EPA and National Archives Sued Over Scott Pruitt’s Record-Keeping Habits

Ethics groups argue Federal Records Act not being enforced.

Management

USCIS Deleted 'Nation of Immigrants' From Its Official Mission

The change in wording goes against a longstanding tradition for politicians from JFK to Trump himself.

Route Fifty

Grand Jury Indicts Missouri’s Governor on Felony Invasion of Privacy

STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | A ‘sea change’ for Vermont gun politics; Trump slams Calif. law enforcement agencies; major flooding on many rivers in Midwest; PennDOT urges patience on potholes; and Sacramento mayor pushes major ‘tiny’ house plan.

Defense

New Report Notes Erosion of Pentagon’s Technological Advantage

The evidence ranges from a new long-range Chinese missile to ramped-up European defense spending, an annual assessment of the world’s militaries finds.

Pay & Benefits

81 Percent of Career Senior Executives Received Bonuses in Fiscal 2016

The average performance award neared $12,000, an increase of more than $3,000 from fiscal 2015.

Nextgov

Here’s How to Counter Fake News During a Disaster

A Homeland Security Department advisory group wants to help emergency responders control the social media conversation.

Route Fifty

Elder Abuse Is the ‘Silent Epidemic of Our Time’

The opioid abuse crisis may be contributing to a ‘staggering’ spike in adult protective services caseloads. And local officials fear the problem will only get worse.

Defense

Senator Trained as Accountant Presses Pentagon on Pricey Audit

Budget chairman Enzi asks Mattis for timeline after report exposing flaws.

Nextgov

GSA Wants Streamlined Offer Forms

Think four documents or fewer for Multiple Award Schedules offers.

Tech

Government Regulation of Social Media Would Be a Cure Far Worse Than The Disease

Thirteen Russians were charged Friday with using social media to interfere with the 2016 election. A media expert explains why this should not lead to government regulation of social media.

Pay & Benefits

When Life-Changing Events Happen

Sometimes, you don’t want to wait for open season to make changes in your insurance coverage.

Management

How Agencies Can Improve Grant Management

Better information sharing and coordination should be top priorities.

Tech

North Korea Is Upping Its Offensive Cyber Operations

As Pyongyang runs out of money for missile tests, expect more hacking.