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GAO says the Space Development Agency’s timeline for missile-warning satellites may be outpacing reality
GAO says the Space Development Agency’s timeline for missile-warning satellites may be outpacing reality

GAO says the Space Development Agency is at risk of falling behind on missile-warning capability because of technology readiness gaps and schedule pl…

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Two December cases show DOJ is shifting its cyber enforcement into higher gear
Two December cases show DOJ is shifting its cyber enforcement into higher gear

Two very different cyber cases — a DFARS‑driven settlement and a criminal indictment involving FedRAMP misrepresentations; are giving contractors a p…

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The administration’s biggest defense request yet may depend on a budget maneuver to survive the next Congress
The administration’s biggest defense request yet may depend on a budget maneuver to survive the next Congress

The president has proposed a historic $1.5 trillion defense budget for fiscal year 2027. But with the possibility of divided government after the mid…

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A look at how federal agencies are using artificial intelligence
A look at how federal agencies are using artificial intelligence

Federal agencies are releasing their new use case inventories for artificial intelligence. Across the government, there now are more than 2,500 AI us…

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Former USAID employees mark one year since major agency cuts
Former USAID employees mark one year since major agency cuts

Hundreds of former USAID employees and their supporters gathered in downtown Washington, D.C., last week. Their rally marked exactly one year since t…

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The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton  - - Tuesday, March 3, 2026
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Coming up on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton

From poll‑worker shortages to new federal proposals, 2026 could test election systemsA once‑gutted go…

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A once‑gutted government tech program is coming back to life as OPM prepares to hire its first TechForce cohort
A once‑gutted government tech program is coming back to life as OPM prepares to hire its first TechForce cohort

A remnant of DOGE is about to get a new life under the Trump administration. OPM plans to issue its first TechForce job offers this week, as the agen…

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DoD’s move against Anthropic and its plan to deploy all FY 2026 funding at once could reset the market for federal contractors
DoD’s move against Anthropic and its plan to deploy all FY 2026 funding at once could reset the market for federal contractors

The federal market now faces a double shock: an abrupt supply‑chain risk ruling against a major AI vendor and a funding plan that concentrates four y…

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From poll‑worker shortages to new federal proposals, 2026 could test election systems
From poll‑worker shortages to new federal proposals, 2026 could test election systems

Election offices are heading into 2026 with real pressure on staffing, administration, and public confidence. New proposals at the federal level coul…

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CISA leadership shakeup comes amid ‘pressure’ moment for cyber agency
CISA leadership shakeup comes amid ‘pressure’ moment for cyber agency

The acting director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency for the past 10 months is out. Madhu Gottu-mukkala was transferred to ano…

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