DoD failing to address growing security threats posed by publicly available data

A federal union sues the Trump administration over collective bargaining agreement cancelation

When paychecks stop and tax season looms, what moves should federal employees make?

Two big opportunities are on the horizon for veterans: one to land a job, another to launch a business

What if we stopped fixing government at the margins and redesigned it from scratch?

The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Thursday, November 20, 2025

FCC to vote on reversing cyber rules adopted after Salt Typhoon hack

House majority forces vote on bill to restore collective bargaining for most federal employees

From small business roots to mid-tier powerhouse, this firm is using employee ownership and AI to stay ahead in federal contracting

When a cyberattack hits, breakdowns inside the organization may be as dangerous as the hackers themselves

When the hotspots go dark, who connects the unconnected?

The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Wednesday, November 19, 2025

A look at DLA's new tech accelerator team

Recent court filings shed light on how many feds faced RIFs during shutdown

Can digital engineering cut a decade-long test program in half?

Now that the shutdown is over, contracting officers have a lot to catch up on

What keeps recreational boaters safe, and what happens if the funding dries up?

The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Immigration courts understaffed and overwhelmed, as Trump administration surges enforcement hiring

Senator accuses defense industry of blocking Congress’ right-to-repair reforms