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A Crime Thriller, Office Decorating Tips and GovExec
That time the magazine was used to set the scene in a noirish '80s potboiler.
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More on Woodrow Wilson’s Legacy of Segregating the Civil Service
The story of one dedicated federal employee whose career was destroyed.
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When Woodrow Wilson Segregated the Federal Workforce
An inconvenient truth about a former president.
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Public Service is No Longer Just Government Service
Thoughts from a career federal executive on the anniversary of 9/11.
Editor's Notebook
Life and Death Matter
Where federal officials are quietly making a difference in the health care system.
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Poll: GOP Would Get Blame for Shutdown
More than a quarter of Americans are downright angry with the federal government.
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Big Hacks, Big Data and the Government of Tomorrow
What does it all mean? Come to Nextgov Prime in September and find out.
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Why Obama’s Post-Presidential Role Model Could be Herbert Hoover
President shows some interest in tackling government reform after he leaves office.
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Smithsonian Holds Out Virtual Tin Cup for Spacesuit Restoration
Kickstarter campaign nets hundreds of thousands of dollars to rescue NASA artifacts.
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Millennials: More Government, Please
The younger generation has much more faith in government to solve the country’s problems than older Americans.
Management
TSA to Move Headquarters to Alexandria
Shift from Arlington, Va., offices projected to save $95 million over 15 years.
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What ‘Go Set a Watchman’ Tells Us About the Big Government Debate
Some things haven’t changed much in the past fifty years.
Oversight
There Won’t Be a Shutdown, Senate Leader Says
Mitch McConnell renews vow to negotiate with congressional Democrats and the White House to avoid closing federal agencies.
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Here’s Your Chance to Vote Someone On To Government’s All-Star Team
The Service to America Medals have added a new People’s Choice category.
Management
How Government Can Get Better at Managing Big Programs
Report plots course for implementing improved techniques for undertaking complex endeavors.
Editor's Notebook
Transformers
The Obama administration is counting on Silicon Valley saviors to ‘yank’ government into the 21st century.
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Happy Belated Independence from Government Day
A curious reinterpretation of the Declaration of Independence from a would-be GOP presidential contender.
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Feds to Festival: Give Us Ice Cream and Air Conditioning
Burning Man organizers say Bureau of Land Management demands $1 million in amenities to oversee the event.
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