Management
Lawmakers Press FEMA for Documents on Canceled Meals Contract for Puerto Rico
An Atlanta entrepreneur with a history of procurement problems delivered only a fraction of the order.
Pay & Benefits
Budget Deal Includes No Changes to Federal Employee Compensation
Pay and benefits are not among the offsets to spending increases, quelling federal employee group fears for now.
Nextgov
Microsoft Vet to Lead DHS Cyber and Infrastructure Division
Christopher Krebs has been acting chief of the cyber and infrastructure protection division since August.
Management
Shutdown Looms as Congress Hits a Snag in Passing Budget Deal
Timing of the shutdown-averting measure is delayed after senator objects to hastened passage.
Route Fifty
The Most and Least Millennial Places in America
Surprisingly, the states with the highest percentage of millennials aren’t all on the coasts.
Nextgov
Lawmakers Want to Curb Big Tech's Influence on Kids
Those smartphone addictions are not a joking matter, according to a trio of lawmakers.
Management
Allegations of Rampant Sexual Harassment and Rape Roil Federally Run College
Victims tell of the misconduct they endured, and the retaliation they faced.
Defense
Peace Through Bombings: The U.S. Strategy in Afghanistan
The goal of negotiating with the Taliban is at odds with President Trump’s statements.
Management
The FBI Is Most Loyal to Its Own Interests
The bureau is an inherently political player, but as its history and texts between two employees show, its allegiance is not to Democrats or Republicans—but to itself.
Pay & Benefits
Divorce and Your Benefits
When it comes to splitting up, it’s important to pay attention to the details.
Defense
Military Watchdogs Defend Process for Probing Officer Misconduct
Rep. Speier wants tougher standards for sexual abuse cases.
Management
Should You Accept A Glass of Water at a Job Interview?
Remember: Refreshments wouldn’t be offered if the other party wasn’t comfortable doing so.
Defense
Trump Wants a Military Parade — So What?
Displays of weaponry in Washington are rare, unlike in other capitals.
Defense
Two-Year Budget Deal Would Give Pentagon $700B in 2018
The deal comes with a new continuing resolution to give House and Senate lawmakers time to work out details.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Trump Loves a Parade
Reports say the president wants a military parade like "the one in France."
Management
Threats to Government Data Are Threats to Democracy
Researchers at the Brookings Institution highlight the many ways federally-collected data shape Americans’ lives.
Nextgov
SEWP Boosts Customer Experience While Cutting Its Fee
The vast majority of customers seem to be happy with NASA’s IT acquisition vehicle but the quest for better customer experience never ends.
Route Fifty
Congressional Budget Deal Poised to Include $20 Billion Boost for Infrastructure Spending
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said the funding would "augment" existing public works programs.
Route Fifty
Smart Technology Must Be Part of the U.S. Infrastructure Discussion, Too
Q&A: Security and privacy issues will abound if they go unaddressed as cities increasingly install smart infrastructure, according to federal officials.
Pay & Benefits