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US industrial base is becoming stronger for wartime production, study finds
As recent conflicts consume weapons at a ferocious rate, America’s defense industrial base is becoming more prepared to sustain a major war.
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Pentagon to explore cheaper replacements for the MQ-9 Reaper
The Massed Modular Aircraft project aims to develop a drone that can operate in such large numbers that it can absorb losses and still overwhelm defenses.
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Pentagon wants counter-drone sensors to protect US infrastructure — and fast
“The urgency of the threat” is prompting the Defense Innovation Unit to solicit products in time for a spring 2026 demonstration.
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Silicon Valley offers vets career options beyond technology
Silicon Valley companies like to hire veterans — in more than just technology roles.
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Tech company alliance gives critical infrastructure cybersecurity a boost
Defense contractor Raytheon and digital communications MetTel are collaborating with the aim to bake cybersecurity into government telecom modernization.
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Postal Service employee sentenced for marijuana mail scheme
The former USPS station manager will spend years in prison for his role coordinating a drug-running operation in Washington, D.C.
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Audit says federal transparency website isn’t accessible enough
The federal government’s effort to make federal spending more transparent needs to be more accessible, according to a Department of Treasury Inspector General audit.
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New site showcases everything feds do wrong
But the new Oversight.gov also has plenty of recommendations on how to do better.
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FBI accused of not reporting misconduct
The Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General found gaps in the FBI Analysis and Investigations Unit’s discipline procedures.
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DHS agent accused of working with Colombian drug traffickers
A Homeland Security Investigations special agent has been charged with accepting bribes from and for the benefit of Colombia-based cocaine traffickers from the Cali Cartel.
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US industrial base is becoming stronger for wartime production, study finds
As recent conflicts consume weapons at a ferocious rate, America’s defense industrial base is becoming more prepared to sustain a major war.
-
Pentagon to explore cheaper replacements for the MQ-9 Reaper
The Massed Modular Aircraft project aims to develop a drone that can operate in such large numbers that it can absorb losses and still overwhelm defenses.
-
Pentagon wants counter-drone sensors to protect US infrastructure — and fast
“The urgency of the threat” is prompting the Defense Innovation Unit to solicit products in time for a spring 2026 demonstration.
-
Silicon Valley offers vets career options beyond technology
Silicon Valley companies like to hire veterans — in more than just technology roles.
-
Tech company alliance gives critical infrastructure cybersecurity a boost
Defense contractor Raytheon and digital communications MetTel are collaborating with the aim to bake cybersecurity into government telecom modernization.
-
Postal Service employee sentenced for marijuana mail scheme
The former USPS station manager will spend years in prison for his role coordinating a drug-running operation in Washington, D.C.
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Audit says federal transparency website isn’t accessible enough
The federal government’s effort to make federal spending more transparent needs to be more accessible, according to a Department of Treasury Inspector General audit.
-
New site showcases everything feds do wrong
But the new Oversight.gov also has plenty of recommendations on how to do better.
-
FBI accused of not reporting misconduct
The Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General found gaps in the FBI Analysis and Investigations Unit’s discipline procedures.
-
DHS agent accused of working with Colombian drug traffickers
A Homeland Security Investigations special agent has been charged with accepting bribes from and for the benefit of Colombia-based cocaine traffickers from the Cali Cartel.
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US industrial base is becoming stronger for wartime production, study finds
As recent conflicts consume weapons at a ferocious rate, America’s defense industrial base is becoming more prepared to sustain a major war.
-
Pentagon to explore cheaper replacements for the MQ-9 Reaper
The Massed Modular Aircraft project aims to develop a drone that can operate in such large numbers that it can absorb losses and still overwhelm defenses.
-
Pentagon wants counter-drone sensors to protect US infrastructure — and fast
“The urgency of the threat” is prompting the Defense Innovation Unit to solicit products in time for a spring 2026 demonstration.
-
Silicon Valley offers vets career options beyond technology
Silicon Valley companies like to hire veterans — in more than just technology roles.
-
Tech company alliance gives critical infrastructure cybersecurity a boost
Defense contractor Raytheon and digital communications MetTel are collaborating with the aim to bake cybersecurity into government telecom modernization.
-
Postal Service employee sentenced for marijuana mail scheme
The former USPS station manager will spend years in prison for his role coordinating a drug-running operation in Washington, D.C.
-
Audit says federal transparency website isn’t accessible enough
The federal government’s effort to make federal spending more transparent needs to be more accessible, according to a Department of Treasury Inspector General audit.
-
New site showcases everything feds do wrong
But the new Oversight.gov also has plenty of recommendations on how to do better.
-
FBI accused of not reporting misconduct
The Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General found gaps in the FBI Analysis and Investigations Unit’s discipline procedures.
-
DHS agent accused of working with Colombian drug traffickers
A Homeland Security Investigations special agent has been charged with accepting bribes from and for the benefit of Colombia-based cocaine traffickers from the Cali Cartel.
