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Courser Still Digging in Michigan; Lawmakers Try Again to Draw Districts in Florida
Also, Topeka Statehouse as firing range, pot bars in Denver and angry school principals in Milwaukee.
Management
Clinton Wants to Eliminate Student Loans For Public Colleges and Universities
The candidate says she doesn't want the government making money off of student loans.
Management
Why We Hide From Feedback
There are a number of key elements that influence our receptiveness.
Management
More Than 143 Million Americans Are at Risk From Earthquakes
That’s almost double a 2006 U.S. Geological Survey estimate of 75 million.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Donald Trump Talks About Women
The mogul's feud with Megyn Kelly is dominating the headlines.
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Controversial Guns and Ammo Taxing Plan Gets Thumbs Up in Seattle
Gun-rights activists have previously said that they’re ready for a court challenge.
Management
Senate Republicans Propose Making IRS Independent, Non-Unionized
Finance panel also slams Lois Lerner’s early testimony as deceitful.
Defense
TRICARE Enrollees Soon Will Have to Refill Certain Drugs Via Mail or at Military Facilities
Defense says it's too expensive to fill prescriptions at retail pharmacies.
Management
The U.S. Postal Service’s Streak of Positive Financial News Has Ended
Agency loses $586 million from April through June, partly due to increased labor costs.
News
What ‘Go Set a Watchman’ Tells Us About the Big Government Debate
Some things haven’t changed much in the past fifty years.
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How Digital Evidence Is Making Police Up Their Software Game
Body cams were the beginning of a new wave of law enforcement innovation.
Insights
Data Analytics: Fighting Fraud in State & Local Government
To outsmart even the most sophisticated forms of fraud, state and local government investigators are turning to data analytics to uncover clues they might have otherwise missed.
Tech
International Space Station Astronauts Are About to Eat the First Vegetables Grown in Space
Red lettuce is the leafy green of choice.
Oversight
House GOP Looks Ahead to Huge Medicare Overhaul in 2016
The doc fix is done, Obamacare lives, but the GOP still has health policy plans.
Management
Just Tell It to Me Like I’m Stupid
Using words that confuse and obfuscate damages your organization's brand.
Management
Kasich Calls Climate Change 'Some Theory That’s Not Proven'
The Ohio governor suggests that action to fight global warming could kill jobs.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Megyn Kelly Cut Deep at the Debate
Bill Maher looks at the moderator's hard-hitting questions.
Nextgov
Hackers Eye American Airlines Travelers, Con Ubiquiti C-Suite, and Vandalize Trump’s Place Online
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
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