The Senate has confirmed Kirsten Davies, a technology and cybersecurity leader, as the Department of War’s chief information officer. Be part of the conversation shaping government technology at the Potomac Officers Club’s
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President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that calls for the return of American astronauts to the moon by 2028 as part of efforts to ensure U.S. leadership in space exploration,
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Dan Bongino will leave his post as FBI deputy director in January, ending a tenure that began earlier this year. Bongino confirmed his departure in a post on the social media platform
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The Senate has confirmed receipt of President Donald Trump’s nomination of Lt. Gen. Joshua Rudd, deputy commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, as director of the National Security Agency and commander of
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The Department of Energy has signed memorandums of understanding with Google, Amazon Web Services, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Accenture, Oracle and 18 other organizations to advance the Genesis Mission, a White House initiative that promotes
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Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket has launched four Department of War research and development satellites into low Earth orbit under the Space Test Program S30 mission. The Electron vehicle lifted off on Thursday
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Douglas Matty, the Department of War’s chief digital and artificial intelligence officer, is leaving his current role to focus on the Trump administration’s Golden Dome for America next-generation missile defense shield project,
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The Senate confirmed Jared Isaacman as the next administrator of NASA on Wednesday. Isaacman’s nomination was approved by a vote of 67 in favor and 30 against, with three senators not voting, according
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The Senate on Wednesday voted 77-20 to pass a $900.6 billion defense policy bill for fiscal year 2026. The upper chamber’s vote came days after the House approved the FY 2026 National
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Defense Logistics Agency officials have introduced the “just enough” approach to military logistics to enhance readiness and operational agility, DLA said Wednesday. In the paper titled Just Enough Logistics: Shifting the Logistics
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