Management
'Deferred Action' for Immigrants Goes to the Supreme Court
Texas challenges the president’s executive order on immigration at the highest court.
Management
Trump Spends More On Jet Fuel Than On Staff
Frugal except about personal comforts, he burns through some $3 million on his Boeing 757 so he can sleep at home in Manhattan or Florida.
Management
Pope Francis Met With Bernie Sanders Out of 'Good Manners,' He Says
The candidate was briefly visiting the Vatican Saturday for a conference on social, economic, and environmental issues.
Management
Creating Federal Services that Actually Work for People
A citizen-centric government experience will become the new normal in today’s digital world.
Defense
In 15 Years, the Government Wants Its Satellites to Adapt to Threats on the Fly
The ability to take on new missions will help tomorrow’s constellations survive war in space.
Management
Inside the Fight to Reduce the Government’s Role in Veterans Health Care
How some members of a congressionally-chartered commission could upend the conversation on veterans care.
Management
NASA Strikes Back at Climate Change Deniers on Facebook
The space agency has had it up to here with climate-change deniers.
Management
House Republicans Divide Over Impeaching the IRS Chief
Speaker Ryan suggests delay until next year, Rep. Jordan wants action now.
Management
Park Service Completes Plan to Repair Washington’s Memorial Bridge Under the Wire
Deadline to apply for Transportation grants with D.C. was Thursday.
Management
The 2016 Candidates Just Don't Care About Foreign Policy
Aside from Clinton, none of them has bothered to deeply engage with global issues.
Management
The Broken Budget Process and How Senator Mike Enzi Wants to Fix it
He wants to quash the madness and fix the system. But if he succeeds, what will lawmakers use as a scapegoat for their infighting?
Management
You May Be Doing Customer Service All Wrong
Two researchers recommend jettisoning four conventional practices for improving customer service.
Management
VA Opposes Bill That Would Allow Secretary to Recoup Employees’ Relocation Benefits
Department believes it already has sufficient authority to collect improper payments.
Management
Lawmakers Want Citizens to Have All Federal Data at Their Fingertips
Draft legislation would make data open by default, in an attempt to codify transparency push.
Management
The Economic Case for a New WPA
When the government pays for people to work, they get out of poverty, a new study finds.
Management
The FBI Probably Couldn't Tell Apple Which Hack It Used, Even If It Wanted To
The FBI would require the vendor’s cooperation.
Management
The Federal Ban on Imported Goods Made From Slave Labor Appears to Have Teeth
Will supply chain problems lead to the seizure of containers full of phones and computers?
Management