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Making the Brain Less Racist
Most people are biased against other races, but some odd psychological interventions can help.
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Planning for Calamity at the Republican Convention
Top national-security officials told Congress Thursday, they are concerned about violence. But authorities have been strategizing for months in preparation.
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Former Presidential Candidate Tries Again To Remove Bad VA Employees
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio introduced another accountability bill that aims to make it easier to fire all department workers.
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The Future of Boeing Defense, According to Its New CEO
Five areas that Leanne Caret wants to focus on — and a few things she wants to stop doing.
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When Solid Data Isn’t Enough
It takes more than accurate information to bridge the gap between evidence and policy.
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Infographic: The 8 Types of Toxic Managers
Bad managers can really hurt an organization, but there are often ways to get around them.
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Agencies Are Entering a 'High-Risk Period' for Nepotism, Report Says
The transition to a new administration creates vulnerabilities for inappropriate hiring, MSPB says.
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There’s an App to Treat Insomnia That Seems to Actually Work
A gentle, soothing voice will tell you just what you need to improve your sleep.
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House: No Bonuses For DHS Officials Who Can’t Take Care of Government Cars
The chamber passed a bill tying performance awards to stronger oversight of department’s vehicle fleets.
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The Government Buys $2 Trillion Worth of Stuff Every Year. Here Are 5 Ways To Do It Better
Developing a competency framework for procurement professionals.
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What Lawmakers Hope You Haven’t Noticed
Congress continues its attack on the due process rights of federal employees and the Merit Systems Protection Board.
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Avoiding the Sickening Effects of Stress
A gritty attitude seems to prevent chronic inflammation from overwhelming the body in the aftermath of trauma.
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Obama: ‘We Are Not as Divided as We Seem’
The president, George W. Bush, and other leaders memorialized the officers killed in Dallas last week.
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The Vote That Could Lead to Congress Finally Passing Postal Reform
Committee unanimously backs measure forcing USPS retirees on to Medicare, among other changes.
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The End of a Political Revolution
By endorsing Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders signals that his presidential run is over.
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The Bipartisan Forces that Could Stifle Government Innovation
Both Democrats and Republicans say they recognize the need for change, but their party platforms suggest otherwise.
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Why Millennials Spurn Government Jobs
The lure of Silicon Valley is just one reason among many.
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The Secret to Productivity Isn't Working Faster—It's Doing Things in the Right Order
Residual engagement from a previous task can influence how quickly you transition to the next one.
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ISIS, Iran Fueling Growth in Missile, Bomb Market, Says Raytheon CEO
Revenues are on the rise, thanks to the counter-ISIS airstrike campaign and worries about long-range missiles.
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