While Sen. Tommy Tuberville's blockade of military nominations is over, the impacts of the holds will be felt for years to come.
A Massachusetts Air National Guard member has pleaded guilty in federal court to leaking highly classified military documents.
Officials say he has been listening in on meetings and getting updates in recent weeks in order to be prepared when he returns to full duty as commandant.
Col. Michael Medgyessy, the CIO of Air Force Intelligence Office, is putting in IT to solve problems more quickly and drive decision making to the edge.
As part of this year’s defense authorization bill, Congress blocked DoD from demanding emission disclosures unless they are directly relevant to the contract.
A program to develop satellites capable of tracking moving targets on the ground nears a key milestone, but might be delayed due to budget uncertainty.
A new strategic plan from OPM and OMB comes as part of an executive order to support military spouses’ employment in the federal workforce.
One reason the Defense Department can't get to a clean financial audit has to do with its multiple and outdated financial management systems. The DoD does have
The Defense Department is testing the prototype of new technology for enabling absentee voting.
The Army will shrink the size of its force by fiscal 2029 as it transitions from counterterrorism missions to large-scale combat operations.
The department looks to replace an adversarial, check-the-box mentality around cyber readiness with one that actually helps commanders manage their risk.
Pentagon officials are asking Congress to give more contracting flexibilities, address recruitment challenges in the 2025 NDAA.
Navy's new council will focus its efforts on foreign investments risks, supply chain resiliency and innovation and technology protection.
Lily Zeleke served since 2022 as the deputy DoD chief information officer for information enterprise. Bill Dunlap, a former DARPA CIO, will fill the role on an acting basis.
While many may still think of 3D-printed objects as better suited for a toy store or a scientific lab, the ability to produce components using military-grade materials has taken shape in recent years, much to the Navy’s benefit.