Tech

Trump Agency Website Changes Continue to Raise Concerns

SBA defends its handling of Spanish-language materials after Sen. Cardin complains.

Management

How Contractor Fraud Is Reported Shouldn’t Affect How It Gets Investigated

There are two main ways that a whistleblower can sound the alarm. Their outcomes can be very different.

Management

Humans Can’t Control Anything—Except Our Own Happiness

Stoicism holds that the key to a good, happy life is the cultivation of an excellent mental state.

Management

Understanding Blockchain’s Promise for Government

The technology can help government drive improved performance and economic activity.

Defense

Pentagon Backs Off Controversial Changes to Contractor Pay Schedule

Lawmakers and industry officials had questioned a plan to pay companies less money up front.

Management

Agriculture Secretary’s Relocation Plan Draws Fire From 1,100 Researchers

Former agency officials join in letter to lawmakers warning of threat to scientific integrity.

Management

A Setback for Trump's Plan to Slash Public Lands

Environmentalists and tribes won an early legal advantage in their battle to protect Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

Management

VA Appeals Ruling That Could Force It to Rehire Fired Workers

Trump administration looks to reverse arbitrator's ruling; union will have until Oct. 24 to respond to VA's challenge.

Management

The Next Phase in the Improper Payments Battle: Prevention

Agencies typically recover only 47 cents of every overpaid dollar.

Management

The U.S. Government is Relocating Migrant Children To Barren Tent Cities Near The Mexico Border — At Midnight

Migrant children are being transported from foster homes and shelters around the country to a remote tent city in Tornillo, Texas, sometimes in the middle of the night.

Management

Lessons From White House Disinformation a Century Ago: ‘It’s Dangerous To Believe Your Own Propaganda’

Forged documents were used by the U.S. government 100 years ago to justify hostile actions against Russia. All but one US newspaper accepted the government's propaganda. The lessons for today are stark.

Management

Email Distractions Make Bosses Worse Leaders

When bosses gets distracted by email, they aren't nearly as good at reaching their work goals, which has an impact on their employees.

Management

Justice Department Seeks to Fast-Track Its Appeal of Decision Striking Down Workforce EOs

Filing indicates the government may argue that the court issuing the decision lacked jurisdiction and usurped the president’s authority.