Management

The Year-End Spending Rush Is On, But It's Not What It Used to Be

A new analysis shows agencies are moving a greater share of spending to the first quarter.

Management

Congress Tries to Avoid a Government Shutdown As Oct. 1 Nears

Lawmakers hope to vote next week on a short-term continuing resolution funding agencies through Dec. 9.

Management

House Votes to Make It Easier to Fire VA Employees

The bill, which the Senate is unlikely to pass, is the latest congressional attempt to improve accountability at the department.

Management

NASA: The Earth Gets Scorched With Back-to-Back Hottest Months

August and July tied for the warmest months globally in 136 years of records.

Management

It’s Time for Agency Leaders to Reset the Relationship With Their IGs

“We know where the traps lie,” says one inspector general.

Management

VA Managers Will Soon Be Able to Track Employee Complaint Data

The data analytics tool, which will be rolled out in November, aims to create more accountability in a department undergoing major culture change.

Management

Colin Powell, the Last Reasonable Man

Hacked emails show the former secretary of state is frustrated with Hillary Clinton, thinks Benghazi was a non-story, is still angry about Iraq, and hates Donald Trump.

Management

Expect the House to Consider Impeaching the IRS Chief This Week

Rep. Fleming, despite leadership reluctance, announces privileged resolution.

Management

Edward Snowden's Suggestion for Obama: A Presidential Pardon

The whistleblower says the president should pardon him because his leaks were in service of the public good.

Management

There’s a Word For Our Compulsion to Go to Work When We're Sick

It entered the management lexicon in 2004, but dates back to at least 1892, when it showed up in a Mark Twain novel.

Management

Why the EPA Doesn't Regulate Ocean Acidification

In part, it’s because no one knows how best to do it yet.