Management
Hillary Clinton’s Tweet About Email Doesn’t Answer Security and Transparency Concerns
We don’t know if Russia or China hacked Clinton’s emails, and we may never know, security experts said.
Route Fifty
The Department of Justice Is Asking Ferguson To Do the Impossible
Ferguson needs to drastically revise its court system. But how is a city supported by predatory court fees supposed to fund reform?
Management
Study: The Gender Gap at Work Starts as Early as Age 15
Globally, teen boys get internships and job shadowing before they even leave school — girls get online research.
Tech
Should There Be a New Federal Authority for Shared Services?
Partnership’s report stresses benefits of pooling IT, supply chain management.
Management
Via Twitter, Clinton Says She Wants Emails Released
Under fire from Democrats, former State Department chief changes course.
Management
Buried in the Budget: Ways to Rev Up Performance
What agencies need to measure what works and change what doesn't.
Management
USDA Chief Unveils Campaign to Combat Childhood Hunger
Tom Vilsack details new grant programs to feed the poorest children and improve school performance.
Management
Another Snow Day for Washington Feds
OPM announces DC-area federal office closures as region braces for another storm.
Management
VA Employees Say They Are ‘Prisoners of a System’ They Can’t Change
‘Secretary Bob’ looks to add staff, reduce infrastructure and allow more private care.
Management
Gina McCarthy: Moose Meat Insult Hurt People I Care About
The EPA administrator apologized for saying Alaskan moose meat “could gag a maggot.”
Management
U.S. Ebola Operation in West Africa Gets a Watchdog
Pentagon inspector general Rymer to work with deputy from USAID.
Nextgov
EXCLUSIVE: Energy Department Gets New CIO
Michael Johnson, an official with the White House science office, is stepping into the role.
Management
A Lesson for DHS: Engagement Happens at the Local Level
Team managers, not agency leaders, set the tone.
Pay & Benefits
Long-Serving NTEU President Announces Retirement
Colleen Kelley to end 16-year tenure in August.
Management
Are Organizations With Drug Tests Weeding Out Great Candidates?
More than half of Americans report that they have tried marijuana. What does this mean for zero-tolerance workplaces like the FBI?
Management
Clinton Mum on Email Controversy, Hits Republicans Instead
The soon-to-be presidential candidate stayed on message in her Tuesday night address at an EMILY's List event.
Management
How the State Department Is Defending Hillary Clinton's Personal Email Use
The former department chief is largely letting her former colleagues handle the controversy.
Management
FDA Report Shows The Most Common Sources of Food Poisoning
Around 48 million people who get foodborne illnesses in the United States each year.
Management
IQs Are Higher Because We’re Better at Taking Tests
IQ scores are increasing, but that doesn't mean people are becoming more intelligent.
Management