After Randall and Christine Scott accepted the James J. Norris Award, Randall Scott praised Norris’s life and legacy, saying ...

“Get me to God’s country,” wrote Wallen shortly after on his Instagram Story with a photo from a private airport landing strip. Wallen’s unceremonious exit comes after a checkered history ...

The former Voice Season 6 contestant capitalizes on his “Get me to God’s Country” response after walking off the SNL set mid-credits and selling merch with the phrase. Wallen’s website ...

Harvard scientist Dr. Willie Soon introduces a bold hypothesis that a mathematical formula could prove the existence of God. Drawing upon the fine-tuning argument, he suggests that the universe's ...

It was “a simple celebration of a simple public servant” when Duterte marked his ... “Let us also ask God that President Duterte may soon return to the Philippines. Our rallies prove the ...

MANILA, Philippines — Public servants should be apolitical and not be dragged into issues hounding the Dutertes, a Palace official said. At a briefing on Tuesday, Palace Press Officer Claire ...

There are plenty of inflammatory headlines in that regard. But career public servants take an oath to serve American citizens efficiently and effectively, and I want to give them — or at least ...

Under-performing civil servants could be encouraged to leave their jobs and senior officials will have their pay linked to performance, in a new government bid to "fundamentally reshape" the civil ...

UNSW Sydney provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU. In the Miles Franklin archive in the State Library of New South Wales there are two brown, cloth-bound volumes, titled, “When I ...

The Department of Education's mass layoffs on Tuesday affected some 1,315 employees -- including civil servants around the country who are now left wondering who will advocate for those they served.

Public Service Confidential is a workplace advice column for federal public servants. The following question has been edited for clarity and length. In anticipation of a potential Conservative ...

A Japanese town that ordered government employees to arrive five minutes early each day for a meeting has been ordered to pay more than 10 million yen (US$67,000) in back-paid overtime. The cash ...