Management
Scientists Make Progress in Slowing Diabetes
NIH-funded researchers discover hormone that might slow or stop the progression of diabetes.
Management
Push to Curb Payments to Dead Beneficiaries Intensifies
Senate panel welcomes Obama plans to improve data accuracy and widen agency access.
Oversight
Analysis: The High Cost of Stonewalling on Benghazi
The White House really doesn't want to talk about it.
Pay & Benefits
Bill Grants Fathers of Disabled Vets an Edge in Federal Hiring
Legislation would give dads the same treatment as moms.
Nextgov
Key Lawmaker Wants to Ban VA Bonuses for Five Years
The department paid out $17 million in bonuses to senior executives from 2007 through 2011.
Defense
Analysis: The CIA Shouldn't Get to Vet the Torture Report
Obama is making history beholden to the institution that has the biggest incentive to distort it.
Nextgov
CIOs Say They Want Creative Employees, But Most Rate Their Own Staffs Poorly
Budget cuts and pay freezes are causing major problems in IT shops across government, survey shows.
Management
7 Guaranteed Ways to Destroy Your Productivity
Sometimes it's best to explore what not to do...
Nextgov
Air Force Yanks 17 Officers From Nuclear Missile Launch Posts
The ICBM unit faces internal 'rot' and a state of 'crisis,' official says.
Management
Big Business Isn’t Investing in People Anymore, So Big Government Has To
We cannot set an arbitrary limit on government spending without looking at the broader historical picture.
Defense
Longtime Whistleblower at the Defense Contract Audit Agency Keeps Discontent Alive
Reformers in management say George Duggan’s concerns have been addressed.
Management
Analysis: Should We Trust Government?
Obama urges Ohio grads to trust fellow Americans with 'awesome authority.' Mistrust is more prudent.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Golfing with Obama
The president played a round over the weekend and comedians took note.
Nextgov
Meet Nicole Wong, Obama's New Internet Privacy Czar
President Obama has tapped a former Googler for the job.
Management
Can Stress Actually Make You go Gray?
Your shock of silver may not be the fault of the government.
Defense
Sexual Assault Perpetrators 'Betray the Uniform,' Obama Says
Hagel directs Defense officials to combat the epidemic of cases.
Defense
Deputy Defense Chief Renews Call for BRAC, Military Pay Cuts
Carter says 'strategic transition' should include civilian workforce trim of 5 percent.
Oversight
Senator Charges Justice with Cover-Up on Labor Nominee
Dispute over Thomas Perez complicates whistleblower hearing.
Nextgov
After Boston, DHS to Install Beleaguered Student Visa ID System
The struggle to fuse databases containing details on foreign youths began a decade ago.
Pay & Benefits