Management

Chief Justice: Sequester Jeopardizes Federal Courts, Public Safety

The judicial branch would have difficulty absorbing more spending cuts, says John Roberts.

Management

The Dark Side of Emotional Intelligence

In some jobs, being in touch with emotions is essential. In others, it seems to be a detriment. And like any skill, being able to read people can be used for good or evil.

Management

Public Has Little Faith in Uncle Sam

Poll shows 70 percent of Americans lack confidence in government.

Management

Retiring Obamacare Manager Draws Both Praise and Fire

Michelle Snyder’s role in the rushed launch of HealthCare.gov was blasted by House Republican.

Nextgov

Reflections on 2013, the Year That Nearly Killed One Small Federal IT Firm

For government contractors, budget stability is one resolution they hope Congress can keep.

Management

The Federal Government Just Bought a Dinosaur

A dinosaur skeleton, that is -- and the land surrounding it and other fossils in Arizona.

Management

The Top 7 Federal Stories of the Year

From a government shutdown to a botched health care rollout, 2013 was a year to forget.

Management

In Bid to Curb Smoking, China's Government Finds an Enemy -- Itself

Government employs state-sanctioned cigarette tasters, who smoke for a living.

Management

How USAID and Science Agencies Tap Data to Forecast Famine

Early warning network helps program leaders direct aid where it’s needed.

Nextgov

Massachusetts, Vermont Want Refunds for Troubled Obamacare Websites

CGI Federal engineered state-level exchanges, in addition to HealthCare.gov.

Management

Can Good Leadership Skills Be a Bad Thing?

Every strength becomes a weakness when overused, so find the right balance.

Management

A New Suspect in Bee Deaths: The U.S. Government

Environmental groups blame U.S. authorities who continue to approve pesticides.

Management

Former Budget Chief, On Why It Can Be Tough to Work for Government

Peter Orszag says he has deep empathy for those who flee to the private sector.

Management

The Price of Postage Is Going Up Again -- Temporarily

Cost of first-class stamps will rise 3 cents in late January to help recoup 2008-2011 losses.

Management

How VA Is Using Big Data to Keep Patients Out of the Hospital

Doctors combine assessment tools and analytics to address high-risk cases early.