Defense

Remember: 83,000 American Veterans Are Still Missing

Many of the soldiers "known only unto God" can actually be identified.

Defense

Is There a Better Way to Observe Veterans Day?

Other countries offer models for truly nationwide tributes to military service and sacrifice.

Oversight

Play of the Day: America's Unclear Triumph In The War On ISIS

Did the U.S. finally kill al-Baghdadi?

Analysis

Competitive Edge

The shrinking defense industrial base is bad business for the Pentagon.

Management

How to Relax Like a Baby

You don't have to be the parent of little ones to use this technique for winding down.

Management

Pentagon Told to Improve Management of Cost-Plus Contracts

FAR rules not followed on 411 projects valued at $31.7 billion.

Defense

The CIA Finally Sets the Record Straight on the True Story Behind Argo

Since joining the service in June, CIA has used its Twitter account to recount unclassified operations throughout history.

Management

HHS Lowers Expectations for Obamacare Enrollment

The administration expects to cover fewer people next year than outside analysts predicted.

Management

VA Secretary Touts Largest Reorganization in Department's History

The "MyVA" approach aims to bring a focus on customer service to an entrenched bureaucracy.

Nextgov

Are Federal Employees the Bull in the China Shop When it Comes to Cybersecurity?

Employee-triggered cyberincidents stem from a variety of security and policy breakdowns.

Oversight

Sen. Johnson Speaks on Aligning Public-Private Sector Pay, Keeping Hearings Polite

Likely Homeland Security panel priorities also include securing border, cyber safety, regulatory rollback.

Nextgov

Postal Employees, You've Been Hacked. What Now?

The FBI and DHS are still investigating an intrusion into USPS personnel systems.

Oversight

Here's One Way Obama Could Protect EPA Regulations From the GOP Senate

The Keystone XL pipeline could be a good bargaining chip.

Oversight

Sen. Chris Murphy Wants to Confirm Loretta Lynch Before January

Republicans would like to wait on the attorney general nominee until next year.

Defense

Stung at Home, Obama Embarks on His Longest Foreign Trip

The president will spend 10 days in Asia, where leaders know all about his domestic political weakness.

Route Fifty

Ready or Not: State and Local Governments Prep for Winter Conditions

As snow sweeps into Minnesota, watch how Charlotte, N.C., is preparing if it’s hit by snow and ice.

Oversight

As Lame-Duck Session Begins, Congress to Focus on Keeping Government Open

Other priorities include funding to fight Ebola, and authorization of military force in the Middle East.

Management

A Portrait of Two Presidents, Reconciling Their Political Struggles

On Sunday, Bob Schieffer got Barack Obama and George W. Bush to wax philosophical about the value of their time in the White House.

Oversight

Play of the Day: The Evils of State Lotteries

Last Week Tonight looks at the lucrative business.

Management

How I Lead: Preparing Employees for the Next Level

A conversation with Chief Administrative Law Judge McArthur Allen.