In today's Federal Newscast, federal prosecutors are wrapping up one of the biggest counterfeit postage cases in years.
After a multi-year effort, Defense Department health and tech officials got a new electronic health record system completed.
A new finance system for the Commerce Department has had a rough rollout. Now it's delayed a program initiative from the Biden administration.
The GSA has launched what it calls the Open Government Federal Advisory Committee.
In today's Federal Newscast, a pair of senators is looking to get feds back to the office even more.
The University of Maryland has launched of a new institute dedicated to developing the next generation of artificial intelligence people.
It is that most magical time of the year. Appropriations arriving six months late for the current fiscal year and Congress futzing over next year's budget.
The Navy runs on ships and people. They need fuel, ammo, food and tons of other stuff. Now ships are on duty around the world, some are on heightened alert.
A recent IG report found USPS does not have a single written policy requiring it to track trucking contractors' accidents and fatalities.
In an effort to clear the existing backlog of solar, wind, and battery projects in need of interconnection, the Department of Energy has created a new roadmap.
Dustin Brown is the new chief operating officer and acting chief of staff at Social Security.
An Army financial counselor will spend years in prison after his conviction on defrauding Gold Star Families. Military families should use care with adviser.
A bill sponsored by Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), would require vendors of online collaboration tools, like Zoom or Slack, to boost their security.
The Defense Information Systems Agency details four strategic imperatives, six operational imperatives and eight goals.
Telework debates don't solve the lunch problem.