Business

Obama to Nominate Navy Admiral as NSA Director

If confirmed, Navy Vice Adm. Michael Rogers will replace Army Gen. Keith Alexander as NSA director. By Stephanie Gaskell

Oversight

Fire Intelligence Chief, Lawmakers Say

White House rebuffs allegation from some House members that James Clapper lied to Congress.

Management

Pentagon Joins With GSA to Improve Cybersecurity in Acquisitions

Recommendations are aimed at strengthening the system’s resilience against attacks.

Management

This Map Wants to Change How You Think About Your Commute

With the help of 4.2 trillion points of data.

Management

Recovery Act Raised Accountability, GAO Says

Websites advanced transparency, though tracking outcomes remains elusive.

Tech

GSA Website Wins Harvard Innovation Award

Challenge.gov taps the public for solutions to government problems.

Management

You Can’t Tweet Your Way to the C-Suite

How to move beyond social media and build the relationships you need to succeed.

Ideas

Deciphering Obama’s Necessary Message to the Intelligence Community

President Obama’s NSA speech was what the public, and intelligence workers, needed to hear. The president of one intelligence group explains why. By Joseph R. DeTrani

Tech

Innovation Fellows Detail Efforts to Improve Agency Operations

Projects range from user-centered Web design to a “Google” for procurement price data.

Management

Obama: NSA Reforms Should Give Americans 'Greater Confidence'

But will they be enough to satisfy critics?

Science & Tech

It's Becoming Too Expensive for the Military to Go Into Space

DARPA Director Arati Prabhakar says the national security community is facing a crisis caused by the spiraling cost of sending military assets into orbit. By Kedar Pavgi

Management

Obama to Unveil NSA Changes Next Week

The Jan. 17 speech will come in the wake of a December report calling for sweeping changes to the government's surveillance practices.

Oversight

Lawmakers Skeptical Obama Will Reform NSA After White House Summit

President Obama sat down with a small group lawmakers Thursday to discuss NSA surveillance. What happens next is anyone’s guess.

Management

Why I Was Wrong About Twitter

6 reasons to get on board with those tweets.

Management

Retiring Obamacare Manager Draws Both Praise and Fire

Michelle Snyder’s role in the rushed launch of HealthCare.gov was blasted by House Republican.

Management

How USAID and Science Agencies Tap Data to Forecast Famine

Early warning network helps program leaders direct aid where it’s needed.

Management

How VA Is Using Big Data to Keep Patients Out of the Hospital

Doctors combine assessment tools and analytics to address high-risk cases early.

Business

Holiday Surprise! TSA to Expedite All Troops Through Airport Security, Shoes On

Just in time for Christmas, TSA bumps all U.S. military members to the front of security lines at 100 airports. By Kevin Baron

Oversight

Senate Moves Ahead With Bipartisan Budget Deal

Chamber votes to debate bill that would increase pension contributions from new federal workers.

Business

Pentagon Reorganizes Intel Office, Adds Cyber Post

Under orders to cut 20 percent from its budget, the Pentagon’s intel office also has to balance its commitment to new threats like cyber. By Stephanie Gaskell