In today's Federal Newscast, over 3,100 employees send a letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai asking he cancel a Defense Department pilot program which uses the company's technology.
The Army believes it now has a workable strategy to buy cyber capabilities within 30 days, but it started by fixing its budgeting and requirements processes.
The deputy director of the Modern War Institute discussed why tip-of-the-spear warfighters may lack critical training and equipment.
Army acquisition chief says government-industry relationships over intellectual property have become too "sloppy."
The Army is making it easier for soldiers to follow their passions in the military.
Army lays out broad concepts for a new command that will overhaul its acquisition bureaucracy, says it will announce its leader and location in the coming weeks.
The commander of the Army's Installation Management Command says joint basing has eroded warfighting readiness, and failed to save any money.
The Army says its new Task Management Tool has significantly sped up the paperwork process within the Pentagon, other Army headquarters organizations.
A program aimed at helping transitioning soldiers is building its social media presence.
The Pentagon's inspector general says the Army intentionally misrepresented how much money it would need to pay civilian salaries in order to dodge other headquarters cuts
A few months into the Army's pilot program to directly commission cyber officers, Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone says entry-level pay isn't cutting it.
The FBI names a new executive assistant director of its information and technology branch.
Whistleblower reprisal cases are going up, but that may mean whistleblowers are feelings safer coming forward.
The Army thinks keeping science and acquisition close will make better informed investments.
The Defense Department is requesting funds in the fiscal 2019 budget for big investments in research and development for future technology.