Management
Astronauts Are Broadcasting Bedtime Stories From Space
They're harnessing kids' imagination to bridge the gap between STEM and reading.
Nextgov
Lockheed Martin Could Spin Off Its $6 Billion Government IT Business
"It has become increasingly difficult for us to compete effectively," a spokesperson said.
Management
Lawmakers: Congress Will Not Let VA Furlough Employees Or Close Hospitals
Secretary Bob McDonald will testify Wednesday on Capitol Hill about the department’s $2.5 billion funding shortfall.
Management
Five Tips from Federal Innovation Entrepreneurs
Nearly 200 enthusiastic innovators from more than two dozen agencies gathered to share ideas and inspire each other.
Management
Ohio Governor John Kasich Joins 2016 Race
Kasich announces in Columbus that he's giving it another shot.
News
Here’s Your Chance to Vote Someone On To Government’s All-Star Team
The Service to America Medals have added a new People’s Choice category.
Tech
OPM to Charge Agencies for Services Offered to Hack Victims
Agencies will have to scramble to find fiscal 2015 funding.
Management
You’re Probably Doing Email Introductions Wrong
You may not know it—but you're still being a jerk.
Management
John Kerry on Restoring Relations With Cuba: 'Nothing is More Futile Than Trying to Live in the Past'
After more than a half century, the U.S. and Cuba took a major symbolic step toward re-establishing diplomatic relations.
Management
NASA’s First Image of The Whole Earth Since 1972 is Breathtaking
The Deep Space Climate Observatory sent back a new blue marble photo.
Management
What It Will Take to Move the Needle on Reform
For each step forward on acquisition, rules or inaction stall progress.
Management
A New Flag Rises on Washington's Embassy Row
After decades of estrangement, the United States and Cuba formally reestablished diplomatic relations on Monday.
Management
The Surprising Benefit of Comparing Yourself to Others
Your peers probably don't have it all figured out, even if it seems that way sometimes.
Management
Government Shutdown Could Have Helped Former HUD Employee Commit Fraud
A new audit of the department’s purchase card program reveals one of the ripple effects of furloughs.
Management
Setting Your Own Schedule Actually Makes You Work More
Telework can be both a blessing and a curse.
Management
Can Design Help the USPS Make Stamps Popular Again?
The Postal Service's new Forever stamp series, 'Summer Harvest,' targets two kinds of audiences: foodies and nostalgics.
Management
Why Plugging the Cyber Breach Is the 2nd Biggest Problem at OPM
The agency’s most important job is not getting done.
Management
Shrinking the 'Beast' of the Federal Workforce, and Other Ideas From the Campaign Trail
Jeb Bush muses on incompetent employees; Clinton delves into procurement reform.
Nextgov
Pentagon’s $11 Billion Health Records Deal to be Awarded by Month's End
The 10-year contract is one of the largest in recent memory for DOD.
Management