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With new conference membership, Army could play Navy twice
As part of the American Athletic Conference, Army will have more post-season bowl game options.
By Todd South
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How the US plans to train armed overwatch pilots for counterterrorism
The Air Force plans to start training new pilots to fly the OA-1K armed overwatch planes in fall 2025.
Explainer: Not all cyberthreats equally worrisome
A look at what sorts of activity are most concerning ...
How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
By Andrew Eversden
How would feds be able to use their own devices for work?
Brian Egenrieder, of SyncDog, speaks to Fifth Domain about obstacles between feds and using their devices at work.
Kari Bingen, key DoD intelligence official, to depart Pentagon
Bingen becomes the fourth top Pentagon official to announce departures from the department in just the last week.
Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
By Andrew Eversden
Pentagon seeks input on 5G smart warehouse and spectrum sharing experiments
The Department of Defense seeks industry input to inform its final Request for Prototype Proposals to enhance military base operations.
By Nathan Strout
A call to action: developing the next generation of federal leaders
Federal agencies take a generally uncoordinated approach to developing leadership, a practice that can have negative repercussions in an era of low trust in government.
By Bill Valdez
Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency's new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
By Nathan Strout
Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management's biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
By Jessie Bur
USPS falls short on background screenings for new employees
Human resource offices at the U.S. Postal Service failed to get the necessary approval for some employees that failed portions of the background investigation, but were hired anyway.
By Jessie Bur