Management

Questionable Poll Suggests 29% of U.S. Sees Urgent Need for Rebellion

Survey also shows that many Americans are conspiracy-minded.

Management

Marissa Mayer's Potentially Revolutionary Paternity Leave Policy

Yahoo is now giving new dads eight weeks of paid leave, which could transform the way families think about division of labor.

Nextgov

IT Grads Command $60K in Starting Salaries; That's a Problem for Feds

Federal employees are now in their third straight year of frozen pay.

Management

Senator: Sequester Needn't Mean Closing National Parks

Coburn claims department can cut waste elsewhere; agency says it cannot 'rob Peter to pay Paul.'

Nextgov

Chinese Spy or Not, Don't Download Porn Onto a NASA Laptop

Bo Jiang was fired in January for taking a NASA laptop on holiday to China and shortly afterwards named a threat to national security.

Defense

Iraq Just Had Its Deadliest Month in Five Years

More than 700 people were killed in violent attacks.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Mitt Romney, Guantánamo and Joe Biden’s Plane

A busy Wednesday brought out divergent late-night topics.

Management

Givers, Takers and Matchers: The Secret to Success in Government

Author of new book says givers are more likely to succeed and advance.

Nextgov

Labor’s Toxic Exposure Website Serves Up Spyware to Energy's Nuclear Workers

Council on Foreign Relations, NBC and renewable energy firm Capstone Turbine were previously hit by similar assaults.

Defense

Defense Furlough Decision Coming Soon

Pentagon admits some services could afford to eliminate furloughs.

Management

Agriculture Department Might Escape Furloughs

Farm Service Agency is latest to be spared; Rural Development employees will know their fate by late May.

Nextgov

The Defense-VA-Vendor Conference Nobody Wants You to Know About

Press are prohibited from covering discussion of a multi-billion dollar health records system that will affect every service member.

Management

The Double Anniversary of the Double Helix

It's been 60 years since DNA's discovery and 10 years since it was mapped.

Management

3 Big Developments in Federal Performance Last Month

When it rains, it pours! April saw a lot of action regarding the federal performance agenda.

Nextgov

Eight Agencies Make Harvard’s Top 25 List for Government Innovation

HUD is recognized for two programs, one to foster economic growth and another to help failing communities.

Pay & Benefits

TSP Funds Stay Positive in April

International stocks experienced the highest returns, earning 5.32 percent last month.

Defense

Roommates of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Arrested in Boston Bombing Case

They will be charged with crimes related to helping the bombing suspects after the fact, according to reports.

Oversight

The First 100 Days of Obama's Second Term Aren't Off to a Popular Start

The president's approval rating hovers just below 50 percent.

Oversight

House Homeland Security Committee Plans Hearing on Boston Attack

Key question is how information was tracked and handled after warnings by Russian authorities.

Defense

Hagel Seeks Furlough 'Consistency and Fairness' Across Defense

Union decries move to force unpaid leave equally on the department's civilians.