Oversight

Hill Investigators Uncover New 'Unethical and Potentially Illegal' Allegations Against Pruitt

Former EPA staffer details accusations of wasteful spending and retaliation at the agency.

Management

Trump's New Pick to Lead State Promises to Fill 'Demoralizing' Vacancies

Pompeo says he will help department "find its swagger" by making employees feel "relevant."

Nextgov

How the IRS Cut Tax Season Headaches by 19 percent

The agency's early outreach efforts appear to be paying off.

Insights

Flash Poll: Modernizing Mission IT

Are agencies prioritizing IT modernization in 2018? GBC's new poll of federal employees has the answer.

Defense

From 'Give Me a Break' to 'Get Ready'

Donald Trump's ever-changing stance on U.S. intervention in Syria.

Management

Imagine the Possibilities of Real HR Reform

The HR function costs the federal government just under $2,000 per civilian employee, compared with approximately $1,400 in the private sector.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Paul Ryan Wants To Spend More Time With His Family

After he achieved his dream of tax cuts, Ryan will not seek reelection.

Management

Substance Abuse Agency Wants to End ‘Contractor-Driven’ Approach to Care

A contractor group calls SAMHSA chief’s decision to end technical assistance contracts misguided.

Route Fifty

Public Pension Cuts Appear to Be Stifling Recruitment, Study Finds

Benefit reductions can save money, but may also be making it tougher to attract workers to state and local government.

Pay & Benefits

Feds Make 32 Percent Less than Private Sector Counterparts, Salary Council Says

The Federal Salary Council recommends six new locality pay areas for 2019 in the group's first meeting since 2016.

Nextgov

$1.65 Trillion Federal Health Market Will Be Boon For IT Industry

The Defense and Veterans Affairs departments' electronic health records programs will be the largest spending areas, according to analysts.

Pay & Benefits

Paul Ryan Will Leave Behind a Legacy of Hostility Towards Feds

The speaker's retirement could come as a relief to federal workers who feared Ryan would cut their compensation.

Nextgov

DHS Is Falling Short on Securing Its Classified Intelligence Systems

The department isn’t effectively managing continuous monitoring, the auditor said.

Defense

The Military Budget Shows Just How Deep Donald Trump is Getting Into Syria

Despite Trump's distaste for global entanglements, the U.S. is spending more and more in Syria.

Nextgov

Survey: Hackers Think They Can Steal Feds’ Data In Under 15 Hours

The research offers an attacker's view of cybersecurity strategies.

Management

IG Slams Interior for Failing to Support Its Senior Executive Reassignments

DOI created perception the reassignments were politically motivated, report finds.

Pay & Benefits

OPM Updates Weather Policies, Career Tenure Rules and More

A weekly round-up of pay and benefits news.

Management

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

It’s a question federal employees are increasingly asking themselves. A former career fed has some advice.

Management

The Myth of 'Learning Styles'

A popular theory that some people learn better visually or aurally keeps getting debunked.

Defense

Chad Is The First African Country Taken Off Trump’s Travel Ban List

The White House said Chad had improved its security "information sharing practices" with U.S. officials.