Voice of America

Voice of America acting director gets Sammies nod for turning around employee engagement

Yolanda López is a finalist in this year’s Service to America Medals program and she joined the Federal Drive with Tom Temin in studio.

People

In this June 15, 2020, photo, The Voice of America building in Washington. Michael Pack, the head of U.S.-funded international broadcasting is pressing ahead with his shakeup of the Voice of America and sister outlets by naming new leaders for two of its main networks and moving to defund one of the federal government's top democracy promotion initiatives. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Dozens of VOA reporters calling for director to resign

Federal Newscast

Amelia Brust/Federal News Network

From RPA to cybersecurity, CIOs overcame ever-changing challenges in 2020

Ask the CIO

VA sees slight drop in facilities with staffing shortages

Federal Newscast

Voice of America director, deputy resign amid Trump clash

Management

Voice of America going ‘over the top’ with its new streaming service

Ask the CIO

Bill Branson

How to communicate with your employees during the coronavirus

Workforce

What’s taking agencies so long to order telework during the coronavirus pandemic?

Federal Report

Artificial intelligence helps Voice of America translate broadcasts worldwide

Automation

Heather Nauert likely to be quizzed on her diplomatic resume

People

Voice of America fires 15 staffers for accepting bribes from a foreign official

Federal Newscast

VA urged to stem vet suicides by streamlining the hiring of more mental health workers

The Veteran Affairs Department has been told it can help stem the rise in veteran suicides by speeding the hiring process for mental health workers.

Federal Newscast

High angle view of business executives walking through a revolving door

Navy, NSA, NASA IT executives lead the 2017 retiree migration

The new year brings a host of people on the move, including a new deputy CIO at the Defense Department and a familiar face leading the Consumer Financial…

Reporter's Notebook

Voice of America works to understand extremism abroad

Federal Drive

Voice of America has been gathering information about extremism in many formats. Its year-old Extremism Watch Desk prepares this information, no matter what language it originated in, so it’s usable for the general audiences overseas served by VOA. Ernie Torriero, a former newspaperman, is the desk’s managing editor. He explains how the Extremism Watch Desk works.