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Friday Leadership Ideas to Help You Finish Strong

This simple framing change is an antidote to negativity and frustration.

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NASA Astronaut Neil Armstrong May Have a Planet Named For Him

"Neil" is a candidate for the name of 51 Pegasi b, the first planet ever to be found orbiting around a Sun-like star.

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Trump Trashes EPA for Colorado Toxic Waste Spill

As EPA says water levels returning to normal, candidates see spill as political fodder.

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GSA Announces New Discounted Airfares for Federal Travelers

Savings through the City Pairs program are expected to total $2.35 billion in fiscal 2016.

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Agencies Should Drive Harder Bargains for Supplies, GAO Says

Contracting officers at HHS, GSA and DoD aren’t very good at snaring discounts.

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One Public Housing Family In New York City Had An Annual Income of Nearly $500,000 in 2013

Watchdog says “over-income” residents in government-subsidized units are squeezing out low-income families.

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Scientists Have a Trick For Accomplishing Your Goals

There's a formula for reinforcing self-control.

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Whistleblower at Hanford Nuclear Site Settles for $4.1M

Contract engineer Walter Tamosaitis had been fired after reporting safety risks.

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GE Had to Kill Its Annual Performance Reviews After More Than Three Decades

The company got rid of formal, forced ranking around 10 years ago.

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Clinton Is Moving Left on Social Security

Polling suggests she could endorse the more liberal position advocated by rivals Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley.

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Jimmy Carter Reveals Cancer Diagnosis

The former president learned of the disease after a recent surgery.

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A Tragic Tale of Perfection

When the pursuit of excellence descends into madness.

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Harry Reid: Let's Not Wait Until the Last Minute to Avoid a Shutdown

Bernie Sanders agrees it's time to make a deal to replace sequestration and keep government funded.

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The Only Candidate Making Federal Workforce Issues a Campaign Centerpiece Is Climbing the Polls

Fiorina's post-debate surge could elevate federal employee concerns.

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TSA to Move Headquarters to Alexandria

Shift from Arlington, Va., offices projected to save $95 million over 15 years.

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Homeland Security Passes Starbucks Audit

Watchdog finds $31,000 tab employees racked up in 2013 at coffee company was mostly legit.

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Clinton Will Give Her Email Server and Thumb Drive to Justice

The Democratic White House front-runner's campaign says she "pledged to cooperate with the government's security inquiry."

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After the Toxic Spill, Colorado's Animas River Was Orange for Days

The waterway is clear again as of Tuesday after the EPA accidentally dumped 3 million gallons of wastewater from a mine into it.

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Government Is Losing the War for the Best and Brightest

The key to solving big problems is people, not technology.

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Labor Department: American Workers Are Not Getting Much More Productive

If things keep going this way, we might need to rethink our growth expectations.