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The U.S. Enters a Historic 10-Year 'Hurricane Drought'
A major hurricane not making landfall for this long only happens once every 270 years, according to NASA.
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Which Clinton Aide Arranged the Private Email Server?
Eight former aides declined to cooperate with the State IG; two others failed to respond to the IG’s requests.
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Harvard Researchers: Not All Women Should 'Lean In' For Salary Negotiations
Women are less likely to ask for more, and therefore get less than men.
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A Gunfight Breaks Out Over Navy Ship’s Cannon
A fight has erupted between gunmakers vying to arm the Littoral Combat Ship from swarm boats
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The Five Factors That Drive Employee Satisfaction
Federal data show that employee engagement lags far behind agency goals.
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Agency Funding in Limbo as House and Senate Forge Different Paths
Partisan rancor in lower chamber obscures progress in upper.
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Could Attorney General Decision Help Fired VA Senior Executive Get Her Job Back?
The Justice Department declined to defend key part of 2014 accountability law on constitutional grounds.
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Obama's Solicitor General Will Resign
Donald Verrilli, who as the administration’s top litigator won landmark cases on the Affordable Care Act, same-sex marriage, and immigration, will step down this month.
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Which Facebook Friends Can Help You Land a Job?
Who's more likely to help you find a job, your close friends or the casual acquaintance you see at the gym? An examination of Facebook friends offers some clues.
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How to Avoid Vendor Problems and Reduce Costs
Only continuous, “supercharged” market research can overcome today’s risks.
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Attacks on Feds Spike at Some Agencies
Upticks are occurring at land management agencies, study finds.
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Productivity Doesn’t Have to Stall During a Presidential Transition
Seventy percent of HR managers expect new projects will face delays.
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Solving the Mystery of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot
When NASA’s Juno probe reaches the planet in July, scientists may finally find out what drives the strange phenomenon.
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New Pluto Photos Reveal Earth-like Terrain That's a 'Complete Mystery' to Scientists
The latest photos released by NASA reveal a big surprise.
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Deloitte Will Pay Government $11 Million to Settle Pricing Case
Firm allegedly charged GSA more than private customers in IT contract.
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Federal Salaries Will Continue to Fall Behind Market Pay Rates
The pay gap will get progressively wider, until the data used to adjust the General Schedule is reconsidered.
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North Korea’s State Media Has Endorsed Donald Trump
A “wise politician” and “far-sighted presidential candidate.”
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After Two Decades, Agencies Finally Are Starting to Make Performance-Based Decisions
The real test will be with the onset of a new Administration.
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