Management

Clinton and Trump Had A Lot to Say About Government Management in Final Debate

Presidential contenders discuss federal law enforcement, government spending and other issues.

Management

Trump Is Crowdsourcing How to Make His Cabinet Great

Republican nominee seeks public input on department leaders.

Management

Lawmakers Concerned 'New' VA Leadership Transferred From Within Department

Other groups argue promoting successful employees is good management.

Management

TSA Whistleblower Goes to Bat Against Top Boss for Alleged Retaliation

Robert MacLean says Neffenger broke law in assigning him to empty office.

Management

Three Leadership Rules for the Shark Cage

Even if your team doesn’t face physical danger, things can get pretty rough out there.

Nextgov

Aneesh Chopra: Relying on Bid Protests Is ‘Absurd'

Bid protests in the federal government have increased 60 percent since fiscal 2008, but their success rate has declined.

Management

Everyone Fails, But Only the Wise Find Humility

Properly digested, failure can be a medicine against pretentiousness, arrogance and hubris.

Management

What’s Next for Michelle Obama?

The sky may be the limit for the popular first lady after she leaves the White House.

Management

The Pressure to Improve Service Is Only Going to Increase

No matter who wins the presidential election, citizens will demand more effective government.

Management

Campaigns Spending 50 Percent More to Send Ads Through USPS in 2016 Cycle

Postal Service outreach efforts paying dividends, still short of targets.

Management

The 'Quid Pro Quo' on Hillary Clinton's Emails

An FBI official alleged that a senior State Department official offered up a shady deal to protect the former secretary, prompting a fresh outcry from Republicans and denials from the Obama administration.

Management

Meet the Duo Responsible for a Smooth Presidential Transition

President Obama vowed to meet or exceed the effective hand off his team was given by the George W. Bush staff in 2008.

Management

FEMA Advised to Claw Back $25 Million from Town Struck By Tornado

Disaster aid to Louisville, Miss., not properly accounted for, IG says.

Management

Former NCIS Supervisor Gets Longest Sentence Yet in 'Fat Leonard' Bribery Case

Special agent who admits to regularly searching confidential databases for reports of investigations related to the scheme receives 12 years in prison.

Route Fifty

Democrats and Republicans Are Miles Apart on Yet Another Issue: Public Lands

Debates over federal lands, from the Malheur Refuge takeover to fossil fuel leases on public land, are back in the news. How do the two parties line up on public land policy?