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Senate Passes Anti-Sex Trafficking Bill with Newfound Tech Industry Support

A major industry trade group reversed its position on the controversial bill as companies come under in Russia investigation.

Management

EPA Overspent on Subsidized, Often Empty Employee Parking Spaces

Watchdog says HQ and Atlanta office paid $1.5 million over two years.

Management

Going Into The Office Will Help Your Career

In social psychology, it's called the "proximity principle."

Tech

The EPA Has Approved The Release of Weaponized Mosquitoes In 20 U.S. States

Biotech firm MosquitoMate says it has the green light to release its bacteria-infected mosquitoes, which prevent the insects from multiplying, into the open.

Oversight

Grading President Trump

While he gets high marks for using his executive power to enact policy changes, by most measures, he is not doing well.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Trump's Eating Korean Food in Seoul

Who better to appreciate 360-year-old soy sauce than the man who loves ketchup on his well-done steak?

Route Fifty

Push to Restore State and Local Deduction in Tax Bill Is Defeated

House Ways and Means Democrats and Republicans sparred Tuesday over the so-called SALT deduction.

Management

Seven Drivers of Government Transformation

Agency leaders must continually adapt to this ever changing landscape, but how?

Management

Time Is Running Out on Acting Officials’ Authority Under Vacancies Act

Failure to nominate officials for hundreds of key government positions could create major problems for Trump.

Management

EPA Chief's Scientific Advisory Panel Moves Draw Mixed Reactions

Complaints range from pro-industry bias to unfair denials of spots to grant recipients.

Management

How To Cope With The Loneliness of Being a Manager

Changing the way you think about your team can go a long way.

Nextgov

Russian, Chinese Companies Win Intel Community's Face Recognition Tech Contest

Moscow-based NTechlab won two categories of IARPA’s facial recognition challenge.

Route Fifty

FCC Dinged Over Lack of Federal Strategy for Rural Broadband Adoption

“They have the authority, but I don’t know if they have the political interest,” said the National Digital Inclusion Alliance's director during Senate Commerce subcommittee questioning.

Oversight

Analysis: EPA Is Still Ignoring Toxins In U.S. Drinking Water

The water-testing lab the EPA hired to check for PFOA contamination in 2013 argues that the toxin far more rampant in US water than the government says.

Management

Trump Ramps Up Shutdown Odds by Reiterating Demands for Wall Funding

Democrats say they will not approve bills with funding for a "useless, immoral wall."

Nextgov

NIH Is Handing out 10,000 Fitbits To Track People's Health

It's a part of the updated precision medicine program.

Insights

Building Your Best Future: Federal Long Term Care Considerations

Want the scoop on long term care? Government Business Council has you covered.

Pay & Benefits

Feds Are Flocking to the Same Few Health Care Plans Despite Choices

Blue Cross Blue Shield market share in FEHBP has increased substantially since 2000 despite growing competition, analysis finds.

Nextgov

Slashing Homeland Security's Tech Directorate Could Leave the Country Vulnerable to Cyber Threats

President Trump proposed a 20 percent cut to DHS’s Science and Technology Directorate.

Route Fifty

Medicaid Head Signals Future Approval for Work Requirement Waivers

In a speech before the National Association of Medicaid Directors, Seema Verma outlined the administration’s vision and called for a “reset” of the federal-state partnership.