Management
Government Shutdown Is on the Horizon, Pelosi Says
House minority leader warns Republicans’ current tactics will lead to an appropriations lapse.
Management
Jim Webb Announces He is Running for President
The former senator from Virginia announced his 2016 bid Thursday afternoon.
Management
CIA Establishes New Diversity Procedures
Report found the agency’s culture insufficiently inclusive.
Management
White House to Agencies: Budget for Climate Change
OMB circular says to consider “preparedness and resiliency” goals.
Management
The Justice Department is Investigating Airfare Price Collusion
Since the latest batch of airline consolidation began in 2008, airfares have mostly outstripped inflation.
Management
BP Will Pay $18.7 Billion In Damages to the Government for 2010 Oil Spill
The case stands as the largest environmental settlement in history.
Management
The President Is Trying to Finish the Obamacare Sales Job
Now that the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Affordable Care Act, it's time for another White House PR effort.
Management
No Shooting at Washington Navy Yard, Officials Say
Employees sheltered in place as a massive response unfolded Thursday morning.
Management
Thriving at the Speed of Change
If you don't steer your team forward into the fog, you'll end up as roadkill.
Management
The American Dream: Personal Optimists, National Pessimists
A survey reveals a huge gap between Americans’ pessimism about the nation and their optimism about their own lives.
Management
Overtime Will Get a Break
Obama announced a regulation to more than double the threshold for overtime pay. Will this help the American middle class?
Management
Obama on Reopening U.S. Embassy in Havana: 'This Is What Change Looks Like'
But the White House's efforts to re-establish diplomatic relations with Cuba face opposition from Republicans in Congress.
Management
White House Now Allows Photos -- Including Selfies -- on Tours
No need to worry, selfie-sticks are still banned.
Oversight
An Agency Left in Limbo as Authority Expires
The Export-Import Bank is at least temporarily out of the business of authorizing new transactions.
Oversight
How Will Recent Supreme Court Decisions Affect Boehner's Obamacare Lawsuit?
Lawyers in the latest challenge to the Affordable Care Act say the high court's redistricting opinion helped them clear their biggest hurdle.
Management
Here Are the 3,000 Pages of Clinton Emails Released by State
The candidate's emails from 2009 are part of a wider release that will unfold throughout her campaign.
Management
Hillary Clinton's Email Address at State Was in High Demand
A new batch of State Department emails shows that some powerful Washingtonians quickly got Clinton's private email address—and others were eager to get it.
Management
Connecting the Talent Dots
GovConnect helps agencies share skills while employees broaden their experience.
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