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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.
No Ma’am: Pentagon down to just handful of women appointees, spotlighting history of inequality
Once a trio of departures is official, there will be only three Senate-confirmed women in the Pentagon.
By Aaron Mehta
USPS facility stays open despite local lockdown order
A U.S. Postal Service distribution facility in Denver that handles 10 million pieces of mail a day for Colorado and Wyoming remained open Friday despite being ordered to shut down by city health officials.
Recalculating: GPS, L-band and the Pentagon’s untenable position on 5G
Why does the Defense Department continue to blitz the executive and legislative branches with claims that an FCC order will endanger military operations and harm the economy? Is the GPS system truly that fragile?
By Daniel S. Goldin
Senate seeks industry’s help with internal cyberthreats
A solicitation from the Senate's sergeant-at-arms asks for several network assessment services.
By Andrew Eversden
Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism'
"The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him."
By Kyle Rempfer
Textron Aviation announces furlough of thousands of workers
Around 7,000 employees could be affected.
By Valerie Insinna
Government personnel office abruptly loses its top official
Office of Personnel Management Director Dale Cabaniss abruptly resigned from her post after just half a year in the job.
By Jessie Bur
Here’s what DHS learned from the Super Tuesday vote
Senior officials from the Department of Homeland Security's cyber agency shared lessons learned during primary voting as the agency prepares to help state and local officials with election security in the run-up to November.
By Andrew Eversden
OPM’s hiring time measurement makes room for innovation
The Office of Personnel Management hopes to give agencies a broader understanding of their hiring times and the factors that influence them.
By Jessie Bur
Do not stop progress on 5G
The FCC’s plan to provide 45 MHz for unlicensed use while preserving the upper 30 MHz for new automotive safety applications is a win for both the automotive industry and the American people. Here's why ...
By Deborah Collier, Citizens Against Government Waste