Management
Federal Conference Spending Is in Decline, Lawmakers Told
Government saves $2 billion on travel and conferences since 2010.
Management
Giving a Team Presentation? 3 Things Co-Presenters Need to Do
Avoid the awkwardness of presenting with others by following these three tips.
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Army Faces ‘Devastating’ Budget Crisis, Service Official Says
Nonetheless, the service will go ahead with its network integration evaluation this spring.
Management
OMB: Some Agencies Could Begin Furloughs in March
At least two organizations already have issued formal furlough notices to employees.
Defense
Those Missing Drone Memos Are Now John Brennan's Worst Enemy
The Obama Administration thought the previously released documents on drones would be enough to satisfy members of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Oversight
The Government Can't Be Sued for Secret Spying It Keeps Secret
The Supreme Court declined to hear a lawsuit from privacy groups about the matter.
Oversight
Obama Summons Lawmakers to Meet -- on Friday After Sequestration
Partisan blame continues as both sides appear resigned to missing deadline.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Think Locally, Bomb Globally
Colbert has some ideas about the effects of drone strikes on the world climate.
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Commentary: Government Purchasing Power Should Encourage Innovation
The reforms proposed by Rep. Darrell Issa almost go far enough.
Management
Al Gore to Headline Excellence in Government in May
The former Vice President returns to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Reinventing Government movement.
Pay & Benefits
Next up for Agencies: Bargaining Over Furloughs
Most feds expect they will have trouble making ends meet if furloughed due to sequester, union says.
Management
White House Regulatory Office Too Quiet About Its Activities, Study Finds
Absent records leave OIRA vulnerable to charges it bows to industry pressure, group says.
Defense
Army Squandering Millions on Unreturned Clothing, Equipment
Civilians and contractors cost government at least $20 million over the last six years, report finds.
Management
John Kerry Proudly Defends America's 'Right to Be Stupid'
Brand-new Secretary of State John Kerry told an audience in Germany Americans have the "right to be stupid."
Management
Video: Steve Jobs and the Secret to a Great Presentation
A look at all of Steve Jobs' "one more thing" moments.
Management
Thousands of Interior Dept. Furloughs Could Hit Tourism, Broader Economy
National Parks spur $30 billion in economic activity, Secretary Salazar argues.
Management
Some Republicans Come Out in Favor of Same-Sex Marriage
At least 75 prominent Republicans have come out in favor of same sex marriage.
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