Management
Feds Are Feeling More Out of Touch With Their Managers
Study links to declining satisfaction with internal communications to overall drop in employee morale.
Route Fifty
The United State of America
Washington is expanding its power by turning state governments into instruments of federal policy.
Oversight
Senate Remains Stalled on Spending Bills
A short-term measure will probably be necessary to keep government open after Sept. 30.
Management
How I Lead: Building Trust and Communication Between Teams
A conversation with HHS executive Ken Sosne.
Oversight
House Clears Bill Making it Easier to Fire VA Execs
Overhaul legislation would cut off terminated employees’ pay immediately, but allow them seven days for an MSPB appeal.
Nextgov
Is a Senate-Confirmed Federal CIO the Key to IT Reform?
Bill envisions a newly created Digital Government Office in the White House
Management
Obama Asks the GOP to 'Stop Hating All the Time'
The president says that “we could do so much more if Congress would come on and help out a little bit."
Management
The Surgeon General Seriously Wants You to Stop Tanning
Report condemns both outdoor and indoor tanning.
Management
21 Emails From the Democratic Party About Impeachment
President Obama's supporters are using fringe threats as a potent fundraising tool. Here's what it looks like.
Nextgov
Why Federal IT Reform Is Getting Cheaper
Pared-down Senate bill is projected to cost less than House-passed measure.
Management
Who Wins in the Name Game?
From dating to job prospects, a name has remarkable power over the path of its owner's life.
Management
Lawmaker: VA Alone Is Sitting on $2B in Underused Property
House Oversight panel decries 7,000 in unneeded federal assets worth $350 billion.
Management
Mitch McConnell's Musical Attack on EPA
The Senate minority leader recruited a reality-TV singer to fight the climate rules.
Management
Ditch the Memo for a Dashboard: How to Show Your Program's Progress
Tell your story with infographics that link metrics and chief indicators.
Management
As Ebola Outbreak Spreads in West Africa, U.S. Scientists Look for Cure
Just over a dozen American laboratories can experiment with the deadly virus, and one in Texas reports some promise in animal studies.
Management
What Corporate America Is Learning About Keeping Workers Happy
Organizations with ample perks outperform those without and retain better talent.
Oversight
The Border Crisis Takes a Pause From Politics
At an ad-hoc hearing during a packed day, the actual unaccompanied minors took the focus.
Nextgov
After Delays, USCIS Sets New Deadline for Digital Immigration Records
USCIS chief calls modernizing IT systems ‘one of my top challenges'
Management