What happens when government opens its data and its doors to new ideas?

"One of the things that we're able to do now that wasn't possible in the '70s, when the museum first opened, is to create immersive experiences," Matt Shindell.

"Always put in at least the minimum 5% because the government's going to give you a 5% match. All of a sudden, you've got a 10% contribution," Art Stein said.

GSA said the decision not to increase the rates reflects the government’s commitment to being a responsible steward of ...

Many of those whose clearances were revoked only learned of the decision after early news reports on DNI Tulsi Gabbard's announcement.

OMB took the apportionments database offline earlier this year, claiming it contained "predecisional" information and hampered Executive Branch deliberations.

Of those who had received a performance review, 99% of probationary employees the IRS fired were rated “fully successful or better,” an agency watchdog found.

What happens when government opens its data and its doors to new ideas?

Summary: Nearly 150 employees at the National Science Foundation have sent a letter to Congress warning that deep staffing ...

When a nuclear explosion or accident occurs, time is critical. Scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have ...

In the last few weeks, OPM answered questions about the Trump administration’s changes to probationary periods, as well as ...

The House Homeland Security Committee will mark up a reauthorization bill for CISA 2015, a key information sharing law that expires at the end of September.