Management

Obamacare Hasn't Knocked John Kasich Out of the Race for the White House

Recent polling shows shifting priorities, even among Republicans, on health care.

Management

How FEMA Director Craig Fugate Wants to Reshape Disaster Management

Fugate on why the Katrina response failed, why it’s important to talk about “survivors” instead of “victims,” and why citizens can’t just wait for the government to save them in a huge disaster

Management

It’s Time to Rethink the Way Work Is Managed

Better performance comes with clear expectations and mutual trust.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Clinton's Email and Obama's Religion

Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel tackle the important issues of our time.

Nextgov

Here’s What OPM Is Offering to Protect Hack Victims from Blackmail

Hint: It’s not $330 million worth of ID protection services.

Route Fifty

Scrambling for High Ground in FEMA Flood Map Disputes

A complex cartographic process that affects flood insurance rates has stirred pushback in places like New York City and New Orleans.

Management

Analysis: How the Federal Government Built White Suburbia

Federal housing policies didn’t just deny opportunities to black residents. They subsidized and safeguarded whites-only neighborhoods.

Defense

Frustrations of 2013 Shutdown Linger As the Threat of a Repeat Grows, Says Ex-Pentagon Comptroller

Robert Hale is growing less hopeful about avoiding a lapse in appropriations next month.

Management

Obama Gives New Role to Federal Agency Once Deemed Useless by Its Own IG

Denali Commission will coordinate climate change response in Alaska.

Management

NASA Creates New Quick 'Self-Healing' Material

Hurtling through the endless void of space in a thin aluminum can as debris zips around in every direction may have just gotten a little safer.

Defense

John Kerry, After Iran Deal Victory, Stays on the Defensive

The State Department chief continued to decry a now-unlikely rejection.

Defense

Army Opens Ranger Course to Women

The test is over: future classes of the elite Ranger School will be open to all candidates.

Pay & Benefits

Pay Raise Pushback, Veterans Preference, Military Personnel Reform, and More

A weekly roundup of pay and benefits news.

Nextgov

Teams in NASA’s Latest Challenge Compete to Have Their Inventions Sent into Space

NASA has completed the first round of its first space-based competition.

Management

Travel Cuts? Boost Training and Collaboration Online

How to inject the human factor into e-learning systems.

Route Fifty

Route Fifty City-County Roadtrip Recap: Grand Rapids Learns to Live With Its River Risks

Instead of building up its floodwalls, Michigan’s second-largest city looks to try something different.

Nextgov

Redesigning Government Work for the Internet of Things

The proliferation of Internet-connected devices represents a new way of working.

Management

How Americans Lost Track of One Founding Father's Definition of Success

According to Benjamin Franklin, what mattered in business was humility, restraint, and discipline.

Pay & Benefits

D.C.-Area Feds Should Telework During Pope Francis’ Visit, OPM Says

The pope may be infallible, but he can’t cure traffic jams.

Route Fifty

Ending Unlimited Solitary Confinement in California; Booker to the Rescue for New Jersey’s Tunnel Mess?

Also: The Texas Supreme Court weighs education funding suit and suing Kansas for voting-machine tapes.