Defense
Is There a 'Sickening Child Porn Crisis Infecting' the Federal Government?
Arrest of State Department employee Sunday on voyeurism charges is the latest sign of a much bigger problem, Daily Beast reports.
Oversight
Congressional Outlook: A Week of Partisan Votes and Bad Blood
Confirmation vote for attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch is expected to be close.
Management
The Casual Workplace is Making Sexual Harassment Harder to Identify
Our departure from a Mad Men-style office culture hasn't eradicated sexual harassment, it's just made it more difficult to spot.
Management
How to Turn Government Debt into an Asset
Cash-strapped agencies can extract revenue from uncollected fines and fees.
Oversight
You Can't See Congress's Emails
If Hillary Clinton had stayed in the Senate, none of this would be happening.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Clinton's Emails Are a Throwback to the 1990s
David Letterman and Bill Maher connect the current scandal to some old ones.
Nextgov
Unpaid Suspension of Federal Hydrologist Once Accused of Illegal Army Downloads Is Under Review
Justice has dropped charges against the naturalized citizen for stealing sensitive dam records.
Employee Policy
VA announces formation of new advisory committee
The Department of Veterans Affairs announced the creation of a new panel of experts from a range of disciplines to advise VA Secretary Robert McDonald as he works to implement reforms to improve the performance of the organization.
Retirement
G Fund once again part of debt limit drama
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on March 13 sent a letter to congressional leaders asking Congress to raise the federal debt limit.
Pay
Former president: 'Give these guys a raise'
The American Federation of Government Employees apparently has found another U.S. leader—or a former one, at least—to advocate giving federal employees a raise: former President George W. Bush.
Management
A Campaign to Get a Woman on the $20 Bill is Gaining Traction
A change is coming, whether the patriarchy likes it or not.
Management
George Washington Was the Last President to Face an All-out Foreign Policy Uprising
Jefferson called him a traitor and Paine wished him dead.
Management
America Has Another Ebola Patient
A healthcare volunteer in Sierra Leone has been flown to Maryland for treatment after contracting the virus.
Nextgov
If First Responder Broadband Network Isn’t Working by 2022, ‘We Should be Shot,’ Program Director Says
Though the FirstNet team is now about 110 employees, it can take nine to 10 months to hire additional staff because of background checks and other regulations.
Management
Will Smart Robots Take Your Job?
Five ways to strengthen the skill set that could save your career.
Nextgov
Hackers Infiltrate University of Chicago, Violate Privacy of Ex-Wife’s Medical Patients, and Aid Private Eyes
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
Route Fifty
Wireless Warrant System Leverages Cloud as Crime-Fighting Tool
For a California district attorney’s office, the “speed aspect of being a cloud-based solution is significant.”
Oversight
Will Republicans Target Feds With a Return to the Ryan Budget?
GOP promises next week’s proposals will balance the budget, which could spell bad news for feds.
Pay & Benefits
Judge Tells VA to Repay Former Senior Exec’s Bonus
Sharon Helman, the career employee at the center of the VA scandal, successfully petitioned court to recoup performance award -- for now.
Nextgov