Management

The Exercise Regime That Gives You a Healthier Brain

Not-to-intense running helps create new neurons.

Defense

U.S. Airstrikes in Libya Reportedly Targets a Tunisian ISIS Leader

The strike reportedly targeted a militant who masterminded two major attacks in Tunisia last year.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Trump and the Pope are Feuding

The pontiff said Trump's wall idea is not Christian.

Management

The One Question You Must Ask If You Want to Motivate Your Team

Many leaders focus on their staff or their surroundings. They’re missing the biggest issue of all.

Route Fifty

Flood Disaster Prompts Digitization Effort for 1,700 Boxes of Damaged Documents

In its recovery from Hurricane Irene, an Upstate New York county also improved access to records.

Nextgov

Ex-White House Cyber Chief Joins with Tech Firms to Tackle Bug Bounties

Issues to be addressed range from the global debate over encryption to the minutia of the federal cybersecurity budget.

Pay & Benefits

Military’s Paid Maternity Leave Now 12 Weeks; Feds Still At Zero

The Defense secretary has broad discretion to determine paid maternity leave for female service members.

Oversight

The DEA is Leaving Its Drug Seizures Vulnerable to Theft

The agency is compromising prosecutions and the security of the drugs, report finds.

Management

HHS Watchdog Is Able to Hire Again After Losing 200 Under Sequestration

The IG is looking for data analytics wizards.

Pay & Benefits

Another Chance for Health Plan Changes

An unusual limited opportunity to switch to a new type of FEHBP coverage.

Management

Google Wants to Run Elections on its Site

Perhaps one day we'll elect presidents through Google.

Management

For a Successful Federal Career, You'll Need These 5 Things

If you are considering a future in government, or if you already work here and want to be more successful, you'll need to develop these five qualities.

Nextgov

What the White House Cybersecurity Plan Says About the Internet of Things

DHS is working with Underwriters Laboratories to evaluate connected devices for safety vulnerabilities.

Nextgov

Tech Tips for the Next President

The recommendations prioritize five categories, including “reinventing government technology."

Route Fifty

Renewable Energy Projects May Get Boost From Well-Heeled Private Sector Partners

Large energy projects can be politically and financially challenging for public officials. But seeking out cross-sector collaborations can be the best and quickest way to make sustainable energy happen.

Defense

Donald Trump's Claims About Torture Are False

Why does the Republican candidate say it’s a useful tactic when all evidence suggests otherwise?

Management

The Supreme Court Didn't Block These White House Climate Initiatives

Even without the Clean Power Plan, dozens of administration regulations are still shifting energy use.

Oversight

Here's Why the FBI Can't Hack into the iPhone

One incredibly simple setting has baffled the FBI.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Jeb's Tweet Went Through Some Revisions

If you thought the gun photo was weird, check out his earlier drafts.

Management

Making Taxpayer Dollars Deliver

President Obama’s final budget puts a stake in the ground for his long-running agenda to inject the use of data and evidence into budget, policy, and operational decisions.