Management

Washington Agencies to Reopen Wednesday With Three-Hour Delay

Employees have the option of taking unscheduled leave or telework.

News

How a Bureaucratic Job Turned Ted Cruz Into a Political Renegade

When he joined George W. Bush’s campaign, ending up at a small federal agency wasn’t what he had in mind.

Management

Offices in Washington Area to Remain Shuttered Tuesday

For many employees, it means another telework day.

Management

Washington-Area Federal Agencies to Remain Closed Monday

Region continues to dig out from major winter storm.

News

When ‘Ignorance’ and ‘Contempt’ for Government Is a Political Winner

Former White House chief of staff says tenor of GOP race could impede presidential transition.

Management

Seeking Nominations for the Best in Public Service

The Service to America Medals program is looking to honor a few great feds.

News

State of the Union Highlights: Bureaucracy, Big Government and Benefits

Live updates on what the president had to say about government management and federal employees.

Management

Federal Employees Harassed in Oregon Standoff

Local sheriff says feds report being followed by militants, who also have rifled through government documents and knocked down a fence.

News

Why Paul Ryan Didn’t Shut Down the Government

It wasn’t because he was concerned about civilian agencies being forced to close.

News

Wasteful Government Project or Indie Rock Band?

A late-night talk show host’s quiz.

News

A Crime Thriller, Office Decorating Tips and GovExec

That time the magazine was used to set the scene in a noirish '80s potboiler.

News

More on Woodrow Wilson’s Legacy of Segregating the Civil Service

The story of one dedicated federal employee whose career was destroyed.

News

When Woodrow Wilson Segregated the Federal Workforce

An inconvenient truth about a former president.

Editor's Notebook

An End and a Beginning

The last print edition of Government Executive.

News

Public Service is No Longer Just Government Service

Thoughts from a career federal executive on the anniversary of 9/11.

Editor's Notebook

Life and Death Matter

Where federal officials are quietly making a difference in the health care system.

News

Poll: GOP Would Get Blame for Shutdown

More than a quarter of Americans are downright angry with the federal government.

News

Big Hacks, Big Data and the Government of Tomorrow

What does it all mean? Come to Nextgov Prime in September and find out.

News

Why Obama’s Post-Presidential Role Model Could be Herbert Hoover

President shows some interest in tackling government reform after he leaves office.

News

Smithsonian Holds Out Virtual Tin Cup for Spacesuit Restoration

Kickstarter campaign nets hundreds of thousands of dollars to rescue NASA artifacts.