Government Services & GovTech

The upcoming Juneteenth closure is more than a day off. It's a window into the Postal Service's high-stakes balancing act between national duty and survival.

The Pentagon's training platform gets a radical overhaul, unifying learning for all services. What does this strategic shift mean for future readiness?

As its CEO takes the stage at a key defense summit, a look at how Palladyne AI's pivot from hardware to 'embodied AI' and vertical integration is creating a new model for a defense tech prime.

As Capital Edge marks 16 years by reaffirming its niche focus, we explore the explosive growth of specialized consulting driven by byzantine federal rules.

A call for research on vaccine side effects exposes a deeper crisis: the collapse of public trust in science. Can rigorous data heal a polarized nation?

The Center for AI Safety recruits xAI's Devin Kim and launches a D.C. institute, signaling a strategic pivot to bridge the gap between AI labs and the Pentagon.

A biometric breakthrough promises to solve crimes faster than ever. But as AI closes cold cases, it opens a Pandora's box of ethical and privacy questions.

A California small business beat 11 rivals for a landmark FBI armor contract. The Nguyen Report dissects the strategy and tech setting a new industry standard.

The Pentagon has reclassified its press office, banning reporters in a move critics call an attack on transparency. This isn't just a locked door; it's a new system designed to control the flow of information.

Ottawa's fleet division has generated over $14 million by selling surplus vehicles online, showcasing a major shift in government asset management.

High-speed internet at Camp Blaz isn't just for morale; it's a critical asset for mission readiness at the tip of America's spear in the Pacific.

After battling a fiery explosion in the North Sea, the crew of a U.S. tanker receives one of the maritime world's highest honors for their bravery.

Two top executives at nonprofit Riverside Research are up for major awards, signaling a powerful new model for national security innovation.

From heirlooms to modern rifles, Americans are selling guns online like never before. But how does this new convenience balance with safety and the law?

A landmark partnership between Ericsson and the Canadian government will create a 5G innovation network to test next-gen defence and emergency response tech.

SPG's new Learning Hub offers on-demand training for ICD 705, aiming to standardize complex security compliance in a critical and evolving industry.

A $182,500 seizure in Quebec is just the tip of the iceberg, revealing a nationwide struggle against high-tech smuggling, drones, and prison violence.

At a Texas ceremony, SourceAmerica honored leaders in disability employment, showcasing how inclusion strengthens the economy and unlocks an untapped talent pool.

A new poll finds Canadians overwhelmingly back domestic defence firms and want taxpayer dollars used to secure the Arctic, not buy from US companies.

The Travis Manion Foundation expands its 'Honor Project,' sending volunteers to stand in for families at over 75 cemeteries this Memorial Day.