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Periodically checking on your estate plan is necessary — it can have major consequences for those you care about. This checklist from a former IRS attorney can help.
FEMA must strike a balance in alignment with its risk appetite and move forward in a post-COVID world with sharpened capabilities and a “trust but verify” approach.
More Thrift Savings Plan investors than you think may not understand exactly what their retirement nest egg is invested in.
Will NAPA's recommendations for OPM melt like a snowball on a hot Capitol plaza?
As with any emerging technology, it is unclear what the future holds for AI, but we know it has tremendous potential that is already being leveraged in industry, business and national security.
Over a year later, and some hope in sight, we are all in the same position playing the waiting game.
Planning for retirement is a process that doesn't have to be a painful if you avoid some common mistakes. It will pay off big to know what they are and avoid them.
Ask a leader about the key to success in a rapidly changing world, and the answer isn’t surprising. It’s the ability to adapt and respond to new environments and demands.
Some are feeling optimistic about how federal employees will fare during the Biden administration. But it is too early to guess how exactly that will pan out.
Ultimately, on Zoom you can't look anyone straight in the eye.
Robert Burton and Craig Barrett, partners with Crowell & Moring, explain why the possible elimination of the AbilityOne Program sends the wrong message.
What's a glassy-eyed carp in a dirty pond got to do with pandemic life?
Richard Spires, the former DHS and IRS CIO, explains how a “whole of government” approach to IT modernization could address systemic challenges.
For many career civil servants, the last 40 days and nights — under new management — have been seen as a welcome change.