Management

Creative Minds: Tackling Chemotherapy Resistance

One young winner of the NIH director's award sets out to untangle a medical mystery.

Defense

U.S. Halted Work on Half-Renovated Prison in Afghanistan

Watchdog faults State Department oversight of contract.

Defense

Air Force General Misused Government Limo Privileges

Pentagon watchdog finds 107 trips by Maj. Gen. Susan Mashiko were not for official business.

Management

Three Former Policy Czars Offer Advice for Ebola Point Man Ron Klain

9/11, Katrina and AIDS czars share their frustrations, rewards and distaste for the title.

Management

7 Tips for Accommodating Your Older Staffers

How to keep seasoned veterans on the job longer.

Management

Take the Time to Focus In

Unlocking fond memories can help you see what other aspects of your life need attention.

Management

Will Washington Overrule Governors on Ebola Quarantines?

The White House said it was considering new federal policies after New York and New Jersey executives acted on their own.

News

What the Decline in Public Trust Means for Government

The lack of faith spreads from elected officials to federal institutions.

Management

A Mixed Verdict on Customer Service at Five Agencies

Only Customs and Border Protection is fully transparent about its standards, GAO finds.

Management

The Psych Ward for People Who Broke Into the White House

For hundreds of years, people with mental illnesses have tried to visit the president—with many ending up in the same Washington hospital.

Management

Creating Innovation Offices That Work

Six model approaches for implementing ideas and how to measure success.

Nextgov

DHS Expects to Outsource Employment Verification Checks to the Cloud

Draft contract states ID confirmation for "MyE-Verify" would be hosted in a remote facility.

Defense

Ebola Specialists Think Globally, Congress Thinks Domestically

Obama’s new czar skips hearing as HHS preparedness chief defends progress.

Management

Graffiti Artist 'Creepytings' Is Defacing National Parks

As long as National Park Service budgets shrink, vandalism is going to be a feature of our favorite natural spaces.

Management

Where to Find the Government’s Happiest Employees

Science agencies once again boast the most content workers, according to a new survey.

Management

3 Tips for Keeping Your R&D Budget Healthy

You can't do it all, so focus on what your agency does best.

Management

Here's a Photo of President Obama Hugging a Nurse Who Survived Ebola

It's been a whirlwind month for Nina Pham.

Pay & Benefits

Vets Have Less Faith in Merit-Based Federal Promotions Than Their Peers

Annual governmentwide survey of feds shows concerns over fairness in the workplace and senior leadership.

Management

How Retirement Was Invented

The earliest schemes for financial support in old age were pegged to life expectancy.

Management

Will Obama Fire Staff After Election Day? Probably Not.

Past presidents have often responded to electoral drubbings by changing staff. Here's why this president won't.