Federal Insider: Circling the media wagons

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View on the Web. Tuesday, May 28, 2013 Circling the media wagons Walter Pincus FINE PRINT | When will journalists take responsibility for what they do without circling the wagons and shouting that the First Amendment is under attack? In Rosen case, and too many others, media cry foul too quickly. The Federal Eye Sequester's toll on summer tourism Sanders skeptical about calls for presidential commission to investigate VA backlog Furloughs to end for U.S. Park Police, Park Service says On Leadership Great leadership books for your summer reading list Tom Fox These books offer keen insights into leadership and management challenges, which on a day-to-day basis can bring their own dramas, twisting plot lines and, in this city, political intrigue. Federal Player NASA engineer helps advance hypersonic flight The Partnership for Public Service In the three years since he joined NASA as a research engineer, 29-year-old Manan Vyas has accomplished two major technical feats in the highly challenging area of aeronautics. Interactive Department by department sequester impacts As the White House and Congress, Republicans and Democrats, trade blows over who is at fault for the looming across-the-board budget cuts known as the sequester, it is federal workers who will get hit. Federal Diary columnist Joe Davidson is chronicling the affect of the sequester according to each federal agency listed below. Follow The Washington Post:        Unsubscribe ©2013 The Washington Post 1150 15th St NW Washington, DC 20071 Help & Contact Info Privacy Policy

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