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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has submitted to Congress its work plan for several projects under its Civil Works program. The service said Wednesday it will get a total of $6.9B

President Donald Trump plans to authorize the Defense Department to oversee the governmentwide program for security clearances through an executive order, Federal News Network reported Tuesday. Sources said the Pentagon plans to

The U.S. Department of Agriculture granted the Excellence in BioPreferred Procurement Awards to Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories. The awards recognize the national laboratories' fiscal 2018 works on biobased products,

The Government Accountability Office reports that, over the past 10 fiscal years, U.S. Navy attack submarines suffered significant maintenance service delays resulting in protracted idle times and billions of dollars in support

NASA will land its Mars 2020 Rover on the red planet's Jezero Crater for a mission to search for past microbial life and gather rock and soil samples. The space agency said

The Department of Transportation’s inspector general released a new report outlining the department's management challenges in fiscal year 2019.  

The intelligence community's inspector general has called on the Defense Intelligence Agency's leadership to formulate a plan to reduce its backlog of Freedom of Information Act requests. In September, the ICIG explained in

The General Services Administration has proposed regulatory changes on how contractors inform the government about cyber incidents and how they secure confidential government information in solicitations. 

The U.S. Army issued a 118-page manual in October detailing the service branch’s goals for future information warfare missions, FifthDomain.com reported.

The inspector general for the National Security Agency wants to expand his office’s subpoena authority to require telecommunications companies that provide records to the government to join interviews about investigations and audits