Management

EPA Chief: Teach Global Warming in Schools

Gina McCarthy wants children to have an understanding of climate science, but current policy leaves plenty of students without it.

Management

Homeland Security Staff in Border Facilities Getting Sick on the Job

Some employees have contracted scabies, lice and chicken pox at Texas detention centers for children fleeing Central America.

Management

To Work Better, Work Less

Toiling away for more hours diminishes productivity. Why do so many do it anyway?

Route Fifty

How Silicon Valley Talent Brokering Is Helping Local Cities

Silicon Valley Talent Partnership Executive Director Lea King discusses how new Knight Foundation funding will strengthen local cross-sector collaboration.

Management

Misbehaving Contractors Might Be in Luck At These Agencies

GSA and State are doing the worst job of tracking past performance, though all major agencies have improved recently, auditors find.

News

What Government Never Could Have Expected from President Nixon

The president who tried to leverage the bureaucracy to “screw” his opponents resigned 40 years ago.

Management

Imagine If Thousands of Medical Researchers Could Have a Quick Conversation

NIH's PubMed Commons is catalyzing scientist-to-scientist interactions.

Management

3 Myths That Cripple Acquisition: Myth No. 3 Envisioning the Future Is a Waste of Time

Moving the puck forward will require Gretzky-style foresight.

Management

Hillary Clinton's Rules for Women

The former of secretary of State laid out a few best practices for women in a new interview with Glamour.

Management

Lego’s Female Scientist Set Could Inspire a Generation of Girls

Encouraging women to work in STEM fields would be a big help to dwindling American STEM workers.

Management

Federal Appeals Board Has Major Concerns With Firing Provisions in New VA Law

Small agency tasked with enforcing those provisions raises questions about their constitutionality and wisdom.

Management

About to Ask For a Raise? Listen to These Three Songs First

New research shows that music with heavy bass makes people feel far more confident.

Management

Edward Snowden Can Stay In Russia for Three More Years

The NSA leaker has been in legal limbo for the last week, ever since his initial political asylum grant expired on August 1.

Management

Obama Doesn't Want to Send the Secret Ebola Serum to Africa Anytime Soon

President says the deadly virus is "controllable if you've got a strong public health infrastructure in place."

Management

The Ideal Commute Is Not Actually No Commute

It's normal for people to want a little time to detach from the workplace.