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Viewpoint: Reverse Auctions Save Taxpayers Money
Each deal produces competition and pricing data for the buyer to use in future decision-making.
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The U.S. Supreme Court and American Empire
The U.S. Supreme Court struggles to stretch a Constitution written for 13 coastal states to encompass non-contiguous states, dependent nations, insular areas, and a commonwealth.
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Hillary Clinton is America’s Most-admired Woman for a Record 20th Year
The runner-up this year was the Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai.
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25% of Trump’s Political Spending Goes to His Own Companies
Trump's companies have already earned $1.4 million from his campaign.
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Obama Plans to Leave it All on the Field With Climate Change
The president will push his domestic agenda in 2016.
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6 Scientific Ways to Catch Someone's Attention
The greatest challenge is the first 15 seconds.
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The Whistleblower Who Won’t Go Away
Energy Department engineer Joe Carson is legal pen pal to numerous agencies.
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How Both Parties Can Fix Transportation
What if Republicans agreed to fund infrastructure in exchange for Democrats agreeing to cut red tape?
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Can Your Team Really Trust You?
If you make a mistake, what you do next makes all the difference.
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Government Transformation Boosters Want Another Commission
Advancing bills would build off of reform project led by former Controller David Walker.
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Why the Obama Presidential Library Is Bound To Fail
It will be beautiful, sure. But Chicago leaders are horse-trading with the cultural resources of poorer neighborhoods when it comes to location.
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How the White House Started Taking Trump Seriously
Over a few months, the Obama administration went from resisting the “temptation” to weigh in to calling out the Republican front-runner’s “fake hair.”
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How to Model and Encourage Well-Being
You, your staff and your organization benefit when balance is respected.
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Curbing Unions, ‘Rolling Heads’ at Agencies and More From the Campaign Trail
One presidential candidate touted his plan to cut the federal workforce by 15 percent.
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Here's a Way to Get Some Mental Rest While You’re at Work
Rest is very difficult to understand, not least because it is experienced in so many different ways.
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VA Decides No Discipline Necessary For ‘Hit List’ Managers
Investigators determine some allegations already were being addressed; others resulted from personality conflicts, not ‘unlawful activity.’
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Clinton Has a Plan to Cure Alzheimer’s
Investing now may be a smart way to avoid the $200 billion the disease is estimated to cost the economy each year.
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