Tech
Feds are paying for some telework technology themselves
Despite adequate IT setups many employees are at least partially covering costs out of their own pockets, survey of 152 shows.
Oversight
Power struggle at watchdog agency could undermine nuclear-plant safety
Lawmakers overseeing the Nuclear Regulatory Commission continue to raise questions about whether it is functioning effectively.
Management
The Upside of High Turnover
In the competitive cybersecurity field, allowing movement can help recruit from a narrow pool of talent.
Oversight
EPA proposes first-ever climate rules
Rule is sure to reignite a fight over climate change both in Congress and on the campaign trail.
Oversight
First major climate regs from Obama EPA sure to stir political debate
Long-awaited global-warming regulations could arrive Tuesday.
Tech
ACLU: New domestic intelligence rules undermine privacy, security
Rules allow the National Counterterrorism Center to store private information about Americans, even if they aren't suspected of being terrorists.
Pay & Benefits
Soldiers go unpaid thanks to Army payroll problems
The deficiencies also threaten Pentagon audits.
Tech
Federal prosecutor under fire for anonymously commenting on news website
Forensic linguist matches language in online posts to legal briefs.
Tech
Telework Security and Etiquette
Significant gaps still exist in ensuring secure remote network access for federal workers.
Tech
Nuclear commission issues first Fukushima safety orders
Operators of the 104 U.S. nuclear reactors will have till the end of 2016 to comply with updated requirements.
Oversight
Play of the Day -- The new iPad for president?
Colbert says new Apple product could be nominee.
Tech
Lawmakers seek agency policies on email surveillance
After FDA whistleblower case, Congress looks into privacy limits.
Tech
CDC cuts could harm biodefense efforts
Proposed budget reductions would hit state and local readiness programs.
Features