Nextgov
Terror Victims Can’t Seize Iranian and Syrian Web Addresses
ICANN: Internet domains aren’t owned by anybody, including ICANN.
Management
Who Wins in the Name Game?
From dating to job prospects, a name has remarkable power over the path of its owner's life.
Management
Lawmaker: VA Alone Is Sitting on $2B in Underused Property
House Oversight panel decries 7,000 in unneeded federal assets worth $350 billion.
Management
Mitch McConnell's Musical Attack on EPA
The Senate minority leader recruited a reality-TV singer to fight the climate rules.
Management
Ditch the Memo for a Dashboard: How to Show Your Program's Progress
Tell your story with infographics that link metrics and chief indicators.
Management
As Ebola Outbreak Spreads in West Africa, U.S. Scientists Look for Cure
Just over a dozen American laboratories can experiment with the deadly virus, and one in Texas reports some promise in animal studies.
Management
What Corporate America Is Learning About Keeping Workers Happy
Organizations with ample perks outperform those without and retain better talent.
Oversight
Republicans Have Lost Control of the Impeachment Plot They Hatched
Democrats are using the threat to their advantage in fundraising.
Oversight
The Border Crisis Takes a Pause From Politics
At an ad-hoc hearing during a packed day, the actual unaccompanied minors took the focus.
Nextgov
Canada Research Agency Goes Offline to Contain Chinese Infection
Breach could have deeper implications.
Oversight
Play of the Day: America Is The Oprah Of Middle East Weapon Systems
Everyone gets missiles!
Employee Policy
DOD to establish new performance appraisal system
The Defense Department announced it will establish a three-level performance appraisal system for most of its civilian employees.
Employee Policy
VA secretary confirmed
The Senate on Tuesday unanimously confirmed former Procter & Gamble CEO Robert McDonald as the new secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Benefits
Bill would give special leave to disabled vets new to workforce
House lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill that would give extra sick leave to new federal employees who are disabled veterans so they can pursue medical treatment during their first year of employment.
Nextgov
After Delays, USCIS Sets New Deadline for Digital Immigration Records
USCIS chief calls modernizing IT systems ‘one of my top challenges'
Management
The Things You Don't Know About the Nixon Tapes
Forty years after Watergate, two new books show how little we knew about the disgraced president.
Management
Meet the Man Now Responsible for Solving the VA Crisis
Robert McDonald got overwhelming bipartisan support during his Senate confirmation vote Tuesday.
Defense
Republicans Condemn Bergdahl Swap
But Democrats on the House Armed Services Committee say the resolution is simply a political move ahead of this week's House vote on suing President Obama.
Pay & Benefits