Management

Remembering Bretagne, the Last Known 9/11 Rescue Dog

The 16-year-old golden retriever was the oldest surviving member of the group of dogs who took part in rescue and recovery operations at Ground Zero.

Pay & Benefits

VA Is a Safety Net For Many Vets, Study Finds

Veterans in 2010 were more reliant on government health care and other benefits than vets surveyed in 2001.

Management

Fish and Wildlife Service Supervisors Disciplined for Retaliation

Maintenance worker blew the whistle on a boss who used agency resources to protect his home.

Management

Why Top Executives Keep Employees in The Dark

Human beings get the work done, so why do we leave them grasping for answers?

Defense

Where Does Trump Stand on Libya?

The presumptive Republican nominee tries to draw a contrast between himself and Hillary Clinton, but both of them supported U.S. involvement in both Libya and Iraq

Management

Clinton Has Enough Delegates to Claim the Democratic Nomination

The former State Department chief becomes the first woman in line for a major-party nomination in U.S. history.

Management

Government as a Platform: Putting the Pieces Together

The building blocks of GaaP are based on eight capability patterns.

Management

White House Steps Up Presidential Transition Planning

Agency directors met Friday to discuss milestones, begin succession planning, logistical support.

Management

Plan to Improve Government Performance Would Actually Undercut Progress

Congress should commit to the system in place, rather than burden agencies with a duplicative set of reporting mandates.

Management

Researchers Say You Can Enjoy the Benefits of a Good Night's Sleep… Even if You’ve Barely Rested

If you’re constantly blaming your grumpiness on a bad night’s rest, it could be pessimism causing so many problems.

Management

Finding Solitude in an Era of Perpetual Contact

If a person is alone in the forest when a tree falls, but she doesn't notice it because she is texting, does it still count as solitude?

Defense

Can the Navy’s Electric Cannon Be Saved?

The Pentagon’s futuristic railgun may be obsolete before it arrives. But not its high-tech bullets.