Management

Drinking Coffee, for Your Health

Research suggests that a person's consumption of the beverage is determined in part by his or her DNA—and that its benefits could extend beyond a caffeine buzz.

Management

Data Is Driving STEM Recruitment

From heat maps to workforce demographics, the search for talent is on.

Nextgov

A New Way to Find Federal Contracting Information

GovTribe’s free alternative to FBO hits the Web.

Nextgov

Is FedRAMP Toothless? Rogue Cloud Systems Abound at Agencies, IGs Say

Auditors chalked up the missed deadline, in part, to a leadership vacuum.

Management

Bad Meetings Aren't Just Boring

They cost a lot of money too.

Management

Obama to Federal Agencies: Hire More Unemployed People, Debtors

OPM spells outs how to follow through on a White House promise to avoid discrimination against the long-term unemployed.

Management

Government Failures Illustrate the Need for Risk Management

Survey: Chief financial officers question the value of clean audits; are concerned about recruits’ pay.

Management

Let’s Give Federal Leaders the Digital Toolkit They Need

Better access to social media and analytics is vital.

Management

Dallas Hospital Workers Strayed From CDC Ebola Guidelines

Employees put on too many layers of protective gear and in at least one case, failed to follow travel restrictions.

Nextgov

HHS Awards Contract for Ebola Vaccine Shown to be 100 Percent Effective in Animal Tests

Pentagon also backs vaccine from Profectus Biosciences.

Management

An Attorney General Deferred

Democrats don't want a divisive battle over Eric Holder's replacement before the midterms.

Management

Controversial VA Procurement Executive Resigns Before She Can Be Fired

VA says it had no way to stop Susan Taylor, accused of conflict of interest, from retiring.

Management

Obama's Climate Diplomat Explains What a Paris Emissions Deal Should Look Like

State Department climate envoy Todd Stern describes and defends the U.S. vision of a new global pact.

Defense

A Second Texas Healthcare Worker Has Ebola

The unidentified hospital employee also treated the first U.S. patient who died last week in Dallas.

Management

7 Ways to Succeed at Something You Know Nothing About

If you’re thinking about it and dreaming about it, take the leap.

Management

Presidential Speeches Were Once College-Level Rhetoric—Now They're for Sixth-Graders

Are the presidents dumbing down? Or are their speechwriters smartening up?

Nextgov

Pentagon Needs to Build Cybersecurity into the Acquisition Process

The Defense Department needs to turn its focus to the protection of battlefield systems.

Oversight

Join a Gym or Get Your Hair Done, Sometimes on Uncle Sam’s Plastic

House Members seek improved enforcement of Government Charge Card Abuse Act.

Management

Are NIH Budget Cuts Really to Blame for the Spread of Ebola?

Funding for the research agency has remained fairly steady over the last 10 years.

Management

Are You Driving Yourself Insane?

The choice that saved a cab driver's life.