Lawmakers want a detailed report on how DoD is monitoring those investments and what it plans to do with its ownership stakes.

When you think about it, it's really one or two votes that make or break any legislation now in the House of Representatives, ...

Interview transcript Eric White So East Palestine, I remembered it happening in the news, but it was quite a while ago, and it was a pretty big deal. That burn went on for what felt like ...

Joanne Woytek, the program director of the NASA SEWP program, which reached $12 billion in sales last year, has led the contracting effort since 1999.

CISA had been planning to hold the town halls starting on Monday. The shutdown is "likely" to also delay issuance of the final cyber incident reporting rule.

With the last shutdown lasting a record 43 days, it is clear that both sides of Congress have the tolerance to draw things out to try to get their goals met. This one could go even longer, with it ...

Industry and government are aware of the memory chip shortages and the resulting increase in prices. Doing nothing is not an option.

Federal employees’ retirement applications are continuing to flood the Office of Personnel Management. In February, another 31,000 retirement claims entered the agency’s systems. That puts OPM’s ...

Anthropic is suing the Trump administration, asking federal courts to reverse the Pentagon’s decision designating the artificial intelligence company a “supply chain risk” over its refusal to ...

T]his is about making sure that you are ready for it because it's not a question of if, it's a question when," said James Turgal.

The General Services Administration is looking at AI tools to help meet its mission, after losing nearly 40% of its workforce.

How is the House strengthening its security posture by reassessing existing tools, focusing on quick wins and balancing protection with user experience and budget constraints?