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Veterans make up roughly one-quarter of the Department of Homeland Security workforce. DHS Deputy Secretary John Tien, a veteran himself, said the department is working on initiatives to expand the population.
Some new research shows how extensively the largest defense contractors are investing in AI startups to supplement their internal AI spending. To dig deeper, Federal Drive talked with a researcher at Georgetown University's Center for Security and Emerging Technology, Ngor Luong.
Sometimes fear of failure or taking on too much can scare people off from small but regular change.
The Veterans Benefits Administration is about to start paying disability benefits for those exposed to fumes from burn pits in the Middle East as far back as the Gulf War. For what it means to VBA, Federal Drive spoke with Executive Director of Compensation Service, Beth Murphy
Military working dogs are about to get a sculpture in their honor. Federal Drive with Tom Temin got the story from the president of the War Dogs Association, and former Marine Corps Master Sergeant, Chris Willingham.
After spending three years as Undersecretary for Veterans Benefits during the Trump administration, Paul Lawrence has learned a few lessons.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Department of Veterans Affairs says it's a different agency today because of the pandemic.
Imagine Nation, the annual leadership conference put on by the American Council for Technology Industry Advisory Council, returned to in-person earlier this week.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have concluded the federal procurement system isn't nearly as competitive as it should or could be. For more on what they looked at and what they found, Federal Drive talked to Karam Kang, one of the project's co-authors
The Government Accountability Office has been regularly reviewing agency COVID response performance. In their latest report, auditors came up with 16 more recommendations. For more, Tom Temin spoke to the GAO's health care team Director Jessica Farb.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Pentagon is charging up a plan to electrify some of its vehicles.
A team of 14 auditors, engineers and program analysts found systemic management weaknesses that exposed service members to lead, radon and other hazards in government-owned housing.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has for years operated a plan to help more women and minorities gain access to the patent system and fill the patent gap.
The world of procurement the last week has been dropped into a blender. Federal Drive with Tom Temin got an assessment from federal sales and marketing consultant Larry Allen.