Oversight

Top White House Aides Push Climate Change Disclosure

Zients and Deese propose new SEC requirements, new government approach.

Management

Pentagon IG Counsel Accused of Anti-Semitism

Whistleblowers help revive decades-old case of Jewish Army official.

Oversight

Poll: Government Is the Least Popular of Any Major Industry in the U.S.

Health care, pharmaceuticals and other traditionally unpopular sectors still beat out Uncle Sam.

Management

Agencies Don't Know Exactly How Many ‘Special Government Employees’ They Employ

Sen. Grassley sought report after eyeing Clinton aide Abedin’s status at the State Department.

Oversight

IRS Falls Short in Tracking Tax-Delinquent Contractors

Watchdog says almost 30 percent of awards weren’t checked by agency officers.

News

Some Advice for Feds During the Presidential Transition: Expect Pushback

The Senior Executives Association has issued a first-ever handbook for career personnel.

Management

New Clinton Emails Raise More Questions About State's Response

Documents show her aides knew of FOIA requests for information about her various accounts in 2012.

Management

Note to Managers: Presidential Transition May Trigger Employee Anxiety

A new report stresses the importance of effective communication over the next several months.

Management

Small Business Administration Defends Methods for Documenting Contracting Goals

Advocacy group seeks injunctive relief in a suit alleging the agency violates the Small Business Act.

Oversight

Tricky Next Step for House Republicans Who Want Another Clinton Probe

Congressional Research Service challenges the notion that Congress can force an investigation.

News

Energy Department Steps Up Whistleblower Protections

Contractors will face civil penalties if they retaliate against employees who raise nuclear safety concerns.