Oversight

Trump Has Raised His Approval Ratings by Embracing His Inner Bomb

The traditional "rally-'round-the-flag" moves are paying off.

Defense

Why Did Donald Trump Send Dozens of Troops to Somalia?

He has changed gears bigly when it comes his position on military intervention.

Tech

Trump is Reportedly Going to Demand Foreigners Share Their Phone Passwords to Get Into the U.S.

Are travelers willing to have their Facebook and Instagram feeds examined by immigration officials?

Tech

Comparing Trump and Obama's Initial White House Websites

Uploading the whitehouse.gov website really does not take that long.

Oversight

A Unique USCIS Visa Lottery Is at Risk Of Being Killed Under Immigration Reform

The lottery promotes the dream of American diversity, 50,000 green cards at a time.

Management

A Case Study in How Men Interrupt Women in Professional Situations

Monday's presidential debate will be shown in gender studies classes for years to come

Management

The Habit That Gets In the Way of Success – And How Olympians Avoid It

The world's best athletes are almost guaranteed to lose—and yet, they stay 100% motivated.

Oversight

Family Friends Say Hillary Clinton May Ask Chelsea, not Bill, to Do the Boring Parts of Being First Lady

It remains to be seen what Bill would make of his role as first gentleman.

Management

Always Stay For the After Party: Tips from the Negotiation Bible For World Leaders

Even top diplomats need guidance sometimes.

Management

Most People Are Actually Pretty Happy at Work

Indians and Japanese are extreme cases, according to a new survey.

Defense

The Navy’s Most Advanced Communications System is Stuck in a Confusing Tale of Italian Justice

The service is all set to use an advanced communications channel in the Mediterranean and Middle East. But it's not allowed to.

Management

The Confidence Gap Between Western Men and Women is the Worst in the World

Self-confidence is hard to build—though perhaps not for everyone.

Management

Citing a Broad Risk of Terror Attacks, State Has Issued a 'Worldwide Travel Alert'

It's an upgrade from the previous lower-level advisory.

Management

Here's How Much Sexism Costs Economies Around the Globe

Everyone in a society benefits from more women climbing the ranks in the workforce.

Management

The First Openly Transgender White House Staffer Was Just Appointed

Raffi Freedman-Gurspan will work as outreach and recruitment director for presidential personnel.

Oversight

The FDA is Cracking Down on Kim Kardashian’s Instagram Pharmaceutical Promotion

Kardashian failed to describe the risks and side effects of a morning sickness drug.

Defense

Here Are the Places Where the US Has a Military Presence

Everyone knows about Afghanistan, but is far from the only place with American military bases.

Management

We’re Closer Than Ever to an Ebola Vaccine

An international team led by National Institutes of Health’s researcher Andrea Marzi and University of Wisconsin’s Peter Halfmann has developed a whole virus vaccine.

Management

Seventeen Years Later, Monica Lewinsky Has Taken on the Culture of Humiliation — and Won

"Shame cannot survive empathy" Lewinsky said.

Management

Clinton’s Email Upstaged Her Big Speech on Women’s Rights

In the speech, Clinton described women’s equality as “the great unfinished business of the 21st century.”