The Trump administration has outlined a set of U.S.-Japan agreements and investment commitments intended to strengthen cooperation across defense, manufacturing, energy, technology and supply chains. Deepening US-Japan Defense Relationship The White House
House and Senate conference members will begin to reconcile two versions of the fiscal 2018Â National Defense Authorization Act after the upper chamber voted Tuesday to start formal negotiations on the bill, the
MoreThe Department of Homeland Security has released a new directive that seeks to help federal agencies protect emails and websites from cyber threats through the adoption of security protocols. DHS will direct
MoreThe Department of Homeland Security met in Georgia with members of the National Association of Secretaries of State and other election executives to discuss the creation of a new council that seeks
MoreThe Office of Personnel Management has conducted the 2017 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey and found that this yearâs global satisfaction index rose by 3 percentage points to 64, up from 61 percent in
MoreSecretary of State Rex Tillerson has said President Donald Trump will decertify Iran under a 2015 U.S. law that directs the president to certify that the Middle Eastern country is in compliance
MoreThe Defense Department has called on Congress to reinstate DoDâs oversight over security clearance processing work and cited the availability of information technology systems that can be used to manage new background
MoreHouse lawmakers have proposed a bipartisan bill that would authorize the U.S. president to use military force against the Islamic State militant group, Taliban, al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations for five years.
MoreEllen Lord, defense undersecretary for acquisition, technology and logistics, has said she plans to move the âbulkâ of major defense acquisition programs and personnel associated with MDAPs back to the three service branches, Defense
MoreDefense Secretary James Mattis has issued a memorandum that details the Defense Departmentâs âthree lines of effortâ that aim to maintain U.S. military superiority amid security threats posed by North Korea, Russia, China,
MoreVice Adm. Jan Tighe, deputy chief of naval operations for information warfare, has said the U.S. Navy has begun to explore ways on how to harness collected data to accelerate the decision-making
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