Defense One
Not Yet! U.S. Still Determining Syria Attack Objectives
Obama administration officials are still trying to decide what objective they want to achieve with an attack on Syria, fearing additional chemical weapons use. By Stephanie Gaskell
Defense One
Pentagon’s Syria Response Reveals Limits of Prized Cyber, Drone Arsenal
Here’s why the 'clarity' of a 20th century cruise missile strike likely will trump the 'sophistication' of the Pentagon’s 21st century drones and cyber-weapons. By Stephanie Gaskell
Oversight
The Case for Impeaching Obama
What do conservative activists think he's done to deserve it?
Nextgov
Company Says State Dept. Bought Inferior Radios for Embassy Emergency Networks
Relm Wireless blasts the department, saying it was predisposed to award the contract to Kenwood of Japan
Management
Reeling from Sequestration, Forest Service Fights Rim Fire
With firefighting budget dried up, agency faces one of California’s largest ever.
Management
Napolitano Defends Record, Prescribes Advil for Successor
Final speech as Homeland Security chief lauds agency’s agility and flexibility.
Defense
Ex-Air Force Chief to Lead Effort to Slash Defense Headquarters Operations
Review aimed at 20 percent budget cut for the Office of the Secretary of Defense and elimination of overhead positions.
Nextgov
Twitter Breach Hits Cyber Education Director Who Formerly Ran the Federal E-Gov Office
Karen Evans' hijacked social media account published weight loss ads and privately sent her contacts malicious links.
Management
You May Think You Know How to Save Your Agency Money on Travel
Avoiding government-approved travel programs isn’t the answer.
Oversight
How Syria, a Hurricane, or Ben Bernanke Could Move the Debt Ceiling Deadline
Four possible paths to an early default.
Nextgov
A Key Element of SOPA Is Back
And so are the petitioners on We the People, as they try to keep YouTube song covers from becoming felonies.
Pay & Benefits
Money for Furloughed Feds Is Running Out
Nonprofit says it probably will have to stop handing out emergency loans next week to feds on unpaid leave.
Management
The 1936 Book That Every Manager Should Read
Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People" taught one executive just that.
Nextgov
If You Want to Keep Female Employees, Let Them Work From Home
Survey showed 100 percent of women said remote work policies affected their decisions to stay with employers.
Defense One
U.S. No Longer Seeking U.N., NATO Permission to Strike Syria
Bypassing the United Nations and NATO, the United States is 'ready to strike' Syria with British, French and Arab support. By Kevin Baron
Nextgov
The Staggering Power of NSA Systems Administrators
Reflections on the Ex-PFC Wintergreens of the national-security state
Oversight
Analysis: If Washington Wants to Derail the US Economy, This Is the Way to Do It
Wrangling over US fiscal policy is more than political theater. It has real implications.
Oversight
With Fiscal Fights Looming, Can Simpson-Bowles Group Get Congress to Move?
Fix the Debt effort has the cash to make campaigns difficult for uncompromising members.
Management
Karl Rove-Backed Group Spoofs Obamacare Video Contest
Crossroads GPS submits an entry that doesn't really aim to promote the health care reform.
Management