The Defense Department’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office on Monday awarded four tech companies individual contracts valued at up to $200 million to provide advanced AI capabilities to address...
The Trump administration’s move to cut off research funding to universities—ostensibly, for failing to adequately address antisemitism on campus—has implications far beyond the current political debate. It directly threatens one...
Treat small drones like ammunition, not airplanes, the defense secretary told the Pentagon in a Thursday memo that just might boost production where many other efforts have failed. “There’s a...
The State Department is laying about 1,350 employees today, part of a reorganization that Trump administration officials said would address an overly “bloated bureaucracy.” The reduction in force will eliminate the...
The one-time cash infusion of the One Big Beautiful Bill bestows about $2.5 billion on the Army for upgrades that include developing new weapons and hastening procurement of existing systems. ...
The Pentagon needs a new plan to deter hackers from attacking American critical infrastructure, say senators who aim to write that into law. In its version of the 2026 National...
I spent thirty years in uniform, much of it in the Pacific, and served as commodore of Destroyer Squadron 15 while embarked on the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan from 2017...
Widespread layoffs will be taking place “soon” under plans that had been held up by court order, then cleared by a Supreme Court decision, the State Department told employees on Thursday...
Too many overlapping roles and responsibilities, excessive classification, and too few people in key positions are hurting U.S. collaboration with allies in space, a new government watchdog report says. In recent...
Rare earth minerals are not a technology in and of themselves, but are underlying ingredients for some of the most complex systems across the planet including military platforms and automobiles....
