Management
Federal Contract Spending Fell 3.1 Percent in 2014, Study Finds
Lockheed Martin tops Bloomberg Government’s annual rankings.
Tech
OPM To Send Data Breach Notifications to Federal Employees Next Week
Move comes in wake of massive hacking incident that exposed personal information of millions.
Management
Why a Rick Perry Presidency Could Send Some Feds to a ‘God-Awful Place’
The former Texas governor joins a growing Republican 2016 presidential field.
Management
Director of Pentagon's Far-Flung School System Counts His Blessings
Proposal to close down stateside schools never took hold and the system is enjoying a relatively steady budget. Char
Management
Obama Administration Secretly Expanded Scope of NSA Spying to Catch Hackers
The revelation comes days after a law was passed that would curtail some NSA spying programs—but not warrantless wiretapping.
Management
LGBT Pride Month: Celebrating Every Member of the Federal Family
The diversity of thought, opinion and experience drives creativity and ingenuity.
Management
This Simple Attitude Adjustment Can Earn You $3,000 More a Year
Cynics don't do themselves any financial favors.
Oversight
Embattled Commerce Inspector General Abruptly Retires
A lawmaker and transparency group had called for his firing.
Management
EPA is About to Regulate Airplane Emissions as Health Danger
Global aviation emissions could triple by 2050 if unregulated.
Management
What Happens If the Administration Wins the Supreme Court Obamacare Case?
Don’t underestimate the political implications if the high court sides with the administration in King v. Burwell.
Management
It’s Time to Make the HR Function Valuable Again
Agency leaders need trusted workforce advisers.
Oversight
Senators to Obama: Fill the Inspector General Vacancies
Transparency advocates accuse administration of slowing nominations for political gain.
Management
Justice Department Scores Goal With Latino Soccer Fandom
The fastest-growing demographic in the U.S. is paying attention to those FIFA indictments.
Management
The War Over NSA Spying is Just Beginning
Surveillance reformers notched a big victory this week with the USA Freedom Act, but they're just getting started.
Management
White House Objects to Defense Bill Contracting Provision Empowering Service Chiefs
Senate version would decentralize decision making on weapons system milestones for service-unique programs.
Defense
Former Pentagon IG Official Probed for Destroying Documents
U.S. magistrate will hear charges stemming from Thomas Drake whistleblower case.
Defense
Federal Building Security Officers in New England Lose Faith in Their Regional Leadership
Region 1 employees at DHS’ Federal Protective Service say they have “no confidence” in their bosses, citing micromanagement and a hostile workplace.
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