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The Judge Presiding Over Paul Manafort’s Case Also Ruled On Clinton’s Role In Benghazi
It may be years before Judge Amy Berman Jackson makes a decision. Here's what you need to know about her.
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The Mistake Of Seeing Only Some Jobs As Creative
Working in an “uncreative” gig does not suddenly make one an uncreative person.
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Trump’s GSA Nominee Gets One Step Closer to Confirmation
Senate panel unanimously approves Hill staff veteran Emily Murphy.
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A New Study Shows How Managers Can Double Employee Satisfaction and Trust
Feeling supported counts for a lot.
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Agency Jobs Watch: Education Offers Buyouts and Early Retirement
Agency reform plans were finalized in September.
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Will Higher Fees Hurt the National Park Service's Diversity Efforts?
A trip to Yosemite or Yellowstone doesn’t come cheap. Some experts worry raising the entrance fee from $25 to $70 could make a difference in who is welcomed.
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Trump’s Plan to Ban Transgender Military Personnel Hits a Roadblock
A federal court ruling creates another setback for the president’s efforts to roll back many of his predecessor’s policies.
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State Department Rejoins Presidential Management Fellows Program
The agency will accept a handful of fellows in 2018 after unexpectedly withdrawing from the PMF program this year.
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Three Basic Truths About People That Busy Leaders Should Not Ignore
It’s sometimes too easy to lose sight of some bedrock management principles.
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Puerto Rico Terminates Controversial Contract to Restore Its Power
Arrangement had caused concern at FEMA and on Capitol Hill.
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Former Trump Campaign Chair Paul Manafort Faces 12 Federal Charges
An indictment against him for conspiracy against the United States, conspiracy to launder money, false statements, and other charges, is the first to emerge from special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russia interference in the 2016 election.
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One Step At a Time: Simple Nudges Can Increase Lifestyle Physical Activity
Dropping old, bad habits is hard, but starting new, good ones may not be so difficult. Or so a recent study suggests. Read how a simple sign at an airport made a difference.
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Intel IG’s Decision to Rescind Job Offer Spells Trouble for Whistleblowers, Critics Say
Past deputy inspector general warns Senate Judiciary panel of a “blatant attack” on functions.
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The Case For Giving Grunt Work to Your Organization’s Biggest Stars
It goes beyond keeping egos in check.
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What the New JFK Papers Will Reveal About Excessive Secrecy
How many of the documents being released a half century after his assassination could’ve been made public a decade or two ago without harming the public?
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What If Getting Laid Off Wasn't Something to Be Afraid Of?
In Sweden, employers pay into private funds that retrain workers who lose their jobs. The model makes the whole economy more dynamic.
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Trump's New Refugee Policy Targets These 11 Countries
The administration won't say who's on it, but The Atlantic has obtained a list.
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How Poor Government Communication Strategy Fuels Paranoia
Responding to social media is of critical and primary importance.
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