Management
Snowden: The NSA Caused A Massive Internet Blackout in Syria
In a new interview, the fugitive leaker claims the spy agency accidentally took down Syria’s Internet during its prolonged civil war.
Defense
Report: U.S. to Send 100 More Military Advisers Help Iraq's Yazidis
The military advisers would look at humanitarian relief options for the group, according to a report.
Oversight
How to Eliminate Almost Every Federal Agency
A look at some of the tactics leveraged in the war on big government.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Is Hillary Trying To Distance Herself From Obama?
Jimmy Fallon has some new footage of the two.
Management
Bad Management Advice You Should Run Away From
10 tips that are sure to lay the groundwork for failed leadership.
Route Fifty
NRA Frowns on Texas Proposal to Allow Alcohol at Gun Shows
But the organization isn't saying that booze and firearms are a bad mix.
Nextgov
Hacked Yahoo News Tweet Reports Atlanta Ebola Outbreak
“WTF,” one commenter replied. “Change your password.”
Employee Policy
Senators want to see whistleblower report
Two Senate lawmakers urged President Obama to provide them with a new—but long overdue—report on the FBI's whistleblower protection efforts.
Employee Policy
Transportation Dept. to scale back on IT contractors
The Department of Transportation plans to bring some of the work done by its IT contractor workforce in-house.
Employee Policy
NASA HQ support specialists to join IFPTE
Professional support specialists at NASA’s Washington, D.C., headquarters on Aug. 12 voted to form a union. The Federal Labor Relations Authority conducted the election.
Defense One
How Genes Could Predict Who Will Get PTSD
Can you predict post-traumatic stress disorder before it starts? By Patrick Tucker
Management
300,000 People Could Lose Their Obamacare If They Don't Prove Their Residency
Individuals have until September 5 to send complete information to the government.
Route Fifty
Arkansas Might Be the 1st State to Connect All Its Schools to Broadband
A new partnership could transform the state’s lagging copper-wire schools network.
Management
What Would Happen If Someone Got Ebola in America?
A secondary infection in the U.S. is highly unlikely. But here's how the healthcare system would respond if there was one.
Management
Against Consensus
The more you agree with people on your side of political debates, the more likely you are to be wrong about the facts.
Defense
An Awkward Party With President Obama Is the Least of Hillary Clinton's Problems
Clinton and Obama will likely see each other this week, when they attend the same Martha's Vineyard birthday party.
Oversight
Does Obama Know Something We Don't About Supreme Court Retirements?
Speculation about the 81-year-old Ginsburg has been raging in political circles since shortly after Obama's re-election.
Defense One
U.S. Signs 25-Year Military Pact with Australia
Australia will train with U.S. troops based on its northern coast for the better part of the first half of this century. By Ben Watson
Route Fifty
As Feds Hold Hearings, Native Hawaiians Press Sovereignty Claims
U.S. control of the 50th state is illegal under international law, advocates say.
Management