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Can You Tell the Difference Between the Trump and Obama Management Agendas?
See how you do on this pop quiz.
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Did Scott Pruitt Remake the EPA?
The agency is smaller, poorer, and less driven by science. But “I don’t think there is a big Pruitt legacy,” one legal scholar said.
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Scott Pruitt’s Replacement Knows His Way Around Washington
As a result, Andrew Wheeler may prove far more effective in advancing the Trump administration's agenda for EPA.
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OPM Issues Guidance on Executive Orders, But Many Questions Remain
Agencies are instructed not to violate existing collective bargaining agreements, but that will be tricky.
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Trump Admin Says It Will Comply With Court Order to Reunite Families Separated at the Border
Agency officials claim they have a handle on a situation others have described as "chaotic."
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Attorney General Cancels Two Dozen Justice Guidance Documents
Sessions’ deregulatory approach targets memos deemed “unnecessary, outdated, inconsistent.”
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GSA Streamlines General Schedules to Allow Ancillary Purchases
The initiative aims to make it easier for agencies to adjust existing deals for related products or services.
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EPA's Scott Pruitt Resigns Amid Mounting Scandals
The administrator has faced ethical probes for months.
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The Counterintuitive Tricks To Asking Better Questions, According To Harvard Research
For a skill we begin developing as infants, we have much to learn.
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There Are No Do-Overs in Leadership
But for anyone striving for effectiveness and respect after mistakes, it is possible to rebuild your leadership foundation mid-flight.
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The Empty Chair at the Heart of the White House’s War on Unions
Advocates say efforts to curb the influence of labor groups hinges on one unfilled presidential appointment.
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Americans Are More Anxious Than They Were a Year Ago
A new study provides clues for implementing more effective public policies.
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The Postal Service Owes an Artist $3.5M for Putting the Wrong Statue of Liberty on a Stamp
The court ruling offers an important reminder that artistic originality manifests in many subtle ways—not just completely unique takes.
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A Tip From Serena Williams Can Help You Win In Everyday Life
Williams' method for turning losing games into victories is backed by science and philosophy.
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EPA Beefs Up Ethics Office as Pruitt’s Troubles Multiply
Latest reports allege scrubbing of his calendar, job hunt for wife.
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After 40 Years, A Look Back at the Unlikely Passage of Civil Service Reform
The Carter Era law tackled problems that sound very familiar under Trump.
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When to Step Up and When to Step Back
Knowing what’s needed is a critical leadership skill.
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No One Knows What Kim Jong Un Promised Trump
North Korea is reportedly continuing nuclear work. But it’s not clear that’s a violation of what it agreed to in Singapore.
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