Defense

Public favors gays in military, not weddings

Half of Americans back House-passed legislation to bar same-sex weddings on military bases.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Obama duets with Romney

Comedians also mock Mark Zuckerberg's weekend wedding.

Oversight

Crowds vs. Experts

Not all opinions are created equal. If you’re a political prognosticator, you learn which ones you can ignore.

Nextgov

First online immigration application now available

New ‘ELIS’ website lets visitors request extensions to stay in the country, a step toward digitizing the largely paper-based immigration process.

Pay & Benefits

Allowing partial retirements could save $427 million

Phased annuities would decrease employer contributions, budget office says.

Management

House defense bill’s contracting provision irks White House

Plan to raise small business’ share of agency contracts cited in veto threat.

Pay & Benefits

TSP Roth implementation a work in progress

It will be a while before there’s comprehensive information on how well the offering is working, officials say.

Nextgov

Washington Post helps us keep track of White House visitors

The newspaper has created a searchable database of the White House's visitor logs.

News

One Little Letter, a World of Difference

Program for public policy school graduates omits one crucial character.

Management

Agencies asked to beef up ‘evidence-based’ budgeting

OMB memo encourages waivers from Congress for cross-agency partnerships.

Defense

Iraq to purchase U.S. drones

Iraq will now have continuous watch over its oil platforms in the Persian Gulf.

Management

Industry groups look to start dialogue with TSA

Kickoff meeting with Administrator John Pistole will take place June 5.

Nextgov

Defense and VA tap vendor to save clinicians from multiple log-ons

In software test at Chicago hospital, Harris bests Microsoft.

Nextgov

Phone hacking problems? Defense, intel agencies have an app for that

A download is letting soldiers and secret agents abroad make calls on popular smartphones and skirt eavesdropping adversaries.

Defense

Nuclear agency chairman stepping down

Gregory Jaczko is resigning, effective upon the confirmation of a successor, reports say.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Mitt commits another prank

Leno looks at another in the list of Romney youthful indiscretions.

Defense

Veterans lead thousands of marchers at NATO protest

Protesters chanted 'peace, peace, peace.'

Defense

Tailored weight loss program for veterans disappoints

About 70 percent of vets are overweight.

Nextgov

USASpending moves to big data cloud

Host combines cloud efficiencies and big data analysis.

Tech

Does Telework Work?

Measuring program results is a challenge.