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When medical device manufacturer Medtronic developed what amounts to an artificial pancreas, it had the potential to help millions with Type One diabetes.
Tens of thousands of feds are still working around the clock in six states in the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Harvey.
The Volcker Alliance and the Partnership for Public Service have launched a fresh try at reforming federal civil service.
Though this has been one of the longest presidential transitions in recent history, the Partnership for Public Service it hasn't been so unusual. It has published a how-to guide for political transitions based on some of the lessons learned.
Agencies shouldn't shy away from recruitment, even when the government is going through a rough time
The work of Paul Ohodnicki Jr., a materials scientist at the Energy Department's National Energy Technology Lab, has led to the development of tough sensors.
The Partnership for Public Service and Accenture have put together some advice for agencies to update their old technology.
Bringing federal agencies together to save money by sharing administrative services, that's a lot like herding cats.
Officials from OPM and GAO say they are particularly interested in the thinking behind which skillsets agencies decide to keep through their reform plans.
One metric to measure the Trump administration success over its first 200 days is the number of political job nominations the White House has made or failed to make.
More than 11 million people around the globe are living with the AIDS-HIV thanks to antiretroviral therapy supported by the U.S. government
Margot Conrad, director of education and outreach at the Partnership for Public Service, tells Federal Drive with Tom Temin how agencies can get the most out of their summer interns during the last few weeks of their service.
Three Republican lawmakers introduced an amendment to a "minibus" of four appropriations bills that would eliminate the Budget Analysis Division of the Congressional Budget Office, and therefore the positions and salaries of 89 employees at CBO. It's the first time members of Congress have used the Holman Rule since the House reinstated it back in January.
The Office of Government Ethics announced that its general counsel will be taking the helm, and replacing former director Walter Shaub.