Defense
Obama: The Situation in Iraq 'Has Greatly Improved'
The president made a statement from Martha's Vineyard Thursday.
Pay & Benefits
5 Things Agencies Must Do To Implement Phased Retirement
The ball is now in their court to fully define how the program will work.
Management
What Leaders Can Learn About Trust from Vladimir Putin
The Russian leader is a study in what-not-to-do kind of lessons.
Defense
How Money Warps U.S. Foreign Policy
The key divide on America’s role in the world is no longer between Democrats and Republicans. It’s between elites and everyone else.
Management
The Secret to Reducing Deadline Stress
Set expectations, but more importantly, communicate them to your staff.
Management
Why All of the U.S. Treasurers Since 1949 Have Been Women
For the last six decades, presidents have treated the treasurer position as a low-risk, high-visibility job that promotes the appearance of diversity while rewarding a loyal supporter.
Management
If Patent Office Staff Lied About Hours Worked, Why Are They So Productive?
Union chief defends telework program, says managers’ claims of abuse are unfounded.
Management
Transparency Groups Want to Oust CIA Chief As White House Backs Him
Brennan accused of violating criminal law and separation of powers.
Management
EPA Partially Adopts OMB’s Guidance on Cost of Regulations
GAO finds estimates on carbon emissions could be sharpened to inform the public.
Nextgov
What Is the Biggest Obstacle to Tech Adoption in Government?
Hint: It's not the technology itself.
Management
Infographic: Five Steps to Manage Government Regulations for Contractors
How to deal with an audit, how to ensure compliance and more ways to stick the landing.
Management
GSA Steers More Office Supply Deals to Small Businesses
21 new Strategic Sourcing contracts could save $90 million annually.
Management
All Those Brain Exercises for Your Kids Are a Big Waste of Time
There is little evidence that this has an impact on their performance in math, reading or other every-day activities.
Management
Hillary Clinton Looks Forward to 'Hugging It Out' With President Obama
"Don't do stupid stuff" can pertain to PR blunders, too.
Management
FAA Declares No-Fly Zone Over St. Louis Suburb
As protests over Michael Brown's shooting continue, the federal government gets more involved.
Management
Snowden: The NSA Caused A Massive Internet Blackout in Syria
In a new interview, the fugitive leaker claims the spy agency accidentally took down Syria’s Internet during its prolonged civil war.
Management
Bad Management Advice You Should Run Away From
10 tips that are sure to lay the groundwork for failed leadership.
Management
300,000 People Could Lose Their Obamacare If They Don't Prove Their Residency
Individuals have until September 5 to send complete information to the government.
Management
What Would Happen If Someone Got Ebola in America?
A secondary infection in the U.S. is highly unlikely. But here's how the healthcare system would respond if there was one.
Management