Management

IRS Needs to Improve Handling of Obamacare Data

Watchdog credits the agency with meeting filing season deadlines.

Management

Heck of a Recovery, New Orleans

Five governance lessons from the post-Katrina Gulf Coast.

Nextgov

DISA Issues Pentagon-Friendly Cloud Computing Guide

The guide is aimed at DOD “mission owners” planning to move an existing information system from a physical environment to a virtualized cloud environment.

Management

The Statistics Show Donald Trump is Wrong On Immigrants

America's immigrants have actually helped lift wages for natives.

Management

Obama Wants His Climate Plans to Hit You Where You Live

In Las Vegas speech, Obama says conservatives are out of touch on energy.

Defense

Can One Single Service Control All Military Drones?

Ten years ago, the Air Force lost its bid to control the Pentagon’s nascent UAV fleets. Some say it should try again

Route Fifty

Charlotte vs. Raleigh? American Legion Booted From Utah’s Capitol to Make Room for Lobbyists

Also: Tennessee ends prepaid tuition program and agenda-driven Uber floods Sacramento.

Management

Study: Here is Why You Never Know What Day It Is

People feel more extremely about Mondays and Fridays.

Management

Labor Department: U.S. Inflation and Housing Costs Are Up

Last month, the government’s measure of the cost of shelter saw its largest increase since 2007.

Nextgov

Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms CIO Announces Exit

In an email to ATF staff, Rick Holgate said he’s leaving the agency to accommodate a move to Vienna, Austria.

Management

VA Cuts Disability Claims Backlog Below 100,000

With backlog down more than 80 percent since 2009, department ends mandatory overtime for claims processors.

Route Fifty

Moving Beyond Incremental Change for a Comprehensive Civic IT Overhaul

In its new deal with the city of San Antonio, Accela is “responding to a much larger vision” of how the city wants to operate.

Management

How to Live a Life That's 'Beyond Happy'

Maybe most of us, especially women, have been aiming too low.

Nextgov

The Nation’s 24-Hour Cyber Watch Center Still Has Some Empty Seats

The National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center might have some communication challenges.

Route Fifty

As Legal Marijuana Expands, States Struggle With Drugged Driving

As more states make medical and recreational marijuana use legal, they increasingly are grappling with what constitutes DUID, or driving under the influence of drugs, and how to detect and prosecute it.

Management

2016 Hopefuls Craft Messages Around Wall Street's Insane Day

A sharp early drop in American markets reverberated on the presidential campaign trail.

Management

Chemical Safety Board Now Functioning with Four Members

New Chairwoman Vanessa Sutherland arrived Monday to tackle agency troubles.

Pay & Benefits

TSP’s F Fund Spikes Amid Market Turbulence

Other TSP offerings have fallen in August along with markets, governing board says.

Nextgov

White House Looking for Help on Personalized Medicine Technology

The administration is collecting suggestions from the general public about improving personalized medicine.

Route Fifty

Banning Down Syndrome Abortions in Ohio; Major Marine Life Die-Off in Alaska

Also: New Orleans still reeling from Katrina and East Austin residents push back against gentrifiers.