An excess of overlapping roles, classification, and unfilled jobs are hurting U.S. collaboration with partners in space.

Pushback from law enforcement associations and Jewish orgs came after Nextgov/FCW first reported plans to shed most staff ...

And Patrick Tucker, Defense One ’s science and technology editor. View more of this year's Tech Summit discussions ...

In May, Chinese exports of certain related products, such as rare-earth magnets used in technologies from jet fighters to ...

The idea behind the Biological, Integrated, Novel, Silicon Photonics for Efficient Characterization and Testing, or BIO ...

Pseudo-scientific polygraph tests may discourage internal candor and divert investigative energy while failing to stop leaks.

The acquisition goal for the Patriot Advanced Capability-3 missile segment enhancements would quadruple—from 3,376 to ...

Climate change is making disasters more common, more deadly and far more costly, even as the federal government is running ...

This year, GE Aerospace is celebrating the anniversary of the F110 engine at the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) in the ...

The Dragoon spacecraft, launched June 23, is the first of 12 planned satellites developed as part of SDA’s Tranche 1 ...

Back in 2022, the Marine Corps called up Leidos looking for a discrete, unmanned surface vessel that could transport ...

Civilian members of the U.S. intelligence community will get a benefit long afforded to troops: a tax break to help defray ...