Management

Blackwater, Contracting and the Iraq War Time Warp

A long conflict as seen through a long trial.

Management

New Technology Will Allow Navy To Target with Jamming Pods

Faster datalinks will allow the Navy’s EA-18 Growler to pinpoint insurgents with weapons-quality accuracy.

Management

Technology and Government’s Distributed Future

Connected devices are changing the way we do business, but our thinking will need to catch up to our tools.

Management

Women Senior Execs Dominate at HHS

Female SESers make up 53 percent of the top leadership corps at the department, and 34 percent governmentwide.

Management

How the World Mourned Lincoln in 1865

The president's assassination 150 years ago sparked outpourings of grief across the globe.

Management

What a Marco Rubio Presidency Would Mean for the Federal Workforce

The Florida Republican would likely not lead an administration favorable toward federal employees.

Management

Joe Biden Calls Coal 'A Way Of Life'

The Vice President fondly recalls his childhood in a Pennsylvania mining community.

Management

What Are You More Likely to Remember?

It’s too easy to just put your head down and your foot on the gas when there’s so much to do.

Management

What a Hillary Clinton Presidency Would Mean for the Federal Workforce

The former secretary of State has a history with feds that predates her leadership of the diplomatic service.

Management

10 Questions About the Hillary Clinton Campaign

With the Democratic frontrunner due to finally announce her candidacy on Sunday, a few ways to think about her second try at the White House

Management

New Numbers Show Decline in IRS' Phone Service

Taxpayer advocate and commissioner fear impact on citizen compliance.

Defense

Pentagon Strives for Even Better Buying Power

Upgrade to acquisition strategy stresses long-range R&D, cybersecurity and commercial sourcing.

Management

The Pentagon’s Next Bomber Will Be Built To Upgrade

The stealthy strike aircraft the Air Force buys this year will look a lot different when it is retired to the boneyard decades from now.

Management

Hispanics Voice Overwhelming Support for Obama's Actions on Immigration

A poll finds that a majority of all Americans, and 78 percent of Hispanics, approve of his executive order.

Management

Why a Political Chameleon Thinks He Can Beat Hillary Clinton in 2016

Rhode Island's Lincoln Chafee’s pitch is that all politics are local.

Management

Social Security Reform Could be a Minefield for 2016 Contenders

The disability fund is set to start running out of money right around the presidential election. So what will Republican candidates do about it?