President Trump will nominate David Bernhardt, acting secretary of the Department of the Interior, to serve in the role on a permanent basis, Federal Times reported Tuesday.
Bernhardt has been serving across the department since the early 2000’s and was confirmed as its deputy secretary in April 2017.
President Trump said Monday via Twitter that he’s looking forward to an official confirmation from the Senate and that Bernhardt did a “fantastic job” leading the agency.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is nearing the conclusion of its Robotic Autonomy in Complex Environments with Resiliency, or RACER, program, marking a milestone in the evolution...
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More than 1,400 written responses were received by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration commenting on its draft artificial intelligence accountability policy. The comments have been published two...
Read moreDetailsJim Green Jim Green, director of the planetary science division at NASA’s science mission director, has been appointed chief scientist at the space agency in a move that...
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