Management
When Do Official Documents Belong to the Public?
Hillary Clinton is hardly the first government officer to try to keep her correspondence private. The fight over her emails echoes battles that stretch back to the inception of government archives.
Management
Lawmaker Moves to Remake Air Traffic Control as a Corporation
Mica's draft bill inspired by foreign quasi-government systems.
Management
House Advances Bill to Curb Contract ‘Bundling’ that Favors Large Companies
Lawmakers cite the need for more accurate data on small business awards.
Management
Meeting the Needs of Women in the Workplace
Identifying best practices, barriers and limitations in achieving work-life balance.
Management
Obamacare Promises Tax-Season Surprises
If you have health coverage through an exchange established under the Affordable Care Act, expect the unexpected.
Management
Science Has Found the Emotion You Need to Stay Healthy
We may experience it more than we think.
Management
Is Hillary Clinton’s Famous Name Boosting Her in Early 2016 Polls?
Familiar names have tremendous psychological power.
Management
Photo ID Cards Won't Stop Food Stamp Fraud
A new report finds that photo IDs cost more to implement than they save preventing fraud. And they make the program harder for beneficiaries to use.
Management
'Harry, This Is Barack': Reid Gets a Surprise Call-in on Nevada Public Radio
The Senate minority leader discussed his recent retirement announcement on KNPR's air Friday.
Management
Struggling Agencies Turn to Fortune 500 Leaders for Advice on Boosting Employee Morale
Advisory board members say private-public cooperation helps to erase image of 'dumb, lazy' civil servants.
Defense
House Defense Acquisition Reform Plan Seen as Step in the Right Direction
Armed Services chairman would streamline “broken” system to boost workforce, regain tech edge.
Management
4 Ways to Engage the Next Generation of Government Talent
Attracting millennials will require a culture change.
Defense
Under Pressure, Chemical Safety Head Resigns
Rafael Moure-Eraso leaves Chemical Safety Board after accusations of mismanagement.
Management
We’re Closer Than Ever to an Ebola Vaccine
An international team led by National Institutes of Health’s researcher Andrea Marzi and University of Wisconsin’s Peter Halfmann has developed a whole virus vaccine.
Management
Five of Government's Top Social Media Accounts
Some agencies offer models for building a trusted brand online.
Defense
John McCain Tells the Air Force to Fire More Civilians
Air Force defends its headquarters reduction efforts.
Nextgov
Huddle’s ‘Collaborative’ Cloud Offering Latest to Get FedRAMP Seal of Approval
The company's secure cloud collaboration service is the latest offering to meet FedRAMP security standards.
Management
If Cruz Is ‘on Obamacare,’ So Are His 2016 Rivals
Ted Cruz is not the first Republican to get covered through the exchanges—which was a Republican’s mandate.
Management