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Election officials seek changes to federal rule on cyberattack reports
The proposed rule says state and local election offices must report suspected breaches within 72 hours.
By Christina A. Cassidy
From EVs to deciding dinner menu, Podesta faces climate challenges
In the interview, Biden's top climate diplomat said he sees opportunities to work with China on limiting greenhouse gas emissions.
By Chris Megerian
Key Republican calls for ‘generational’ increase in defense spending
Sen. Roger Wicker said he'll seek an additional $55 billion in defense spending over the limits forged in the deal to suspend the nation’s debt limit.
Pentagon mulls special pay boost to fix health care personnel shortage
Officials blamed the shortage on an inability to set competitive pay and other instances of bureaucratic red tape slowing the onboarding of workers.
Opinion
The US has always had ‘big government’ – even in the Colonial era
The idea of small government is a myth at odds with U.S. history, the authors argue.
By Sidney Shapiro, Wake Forest University, and Joseph P. Tomain, University of Cincinnati
US, Gulf states meet for first security forum since war in Gaza
The group will discuss better coordination on security in a time when the region is facing multiple crises.
Pentagon to expand paid fellowship program for military spouses
The Military Spouse Career Accelerator Pilot will now provide entry-level jobs for those looking to "put their foot in the door," a defense official said.
By Karen Jowers
Drug agency is holdout in Biden push to loosen federal marijuana rules
Federal law still delegates the authority to classify drugs to the DEA administrator.
Opinion
How real-time search analytics and AI can help the DOD break down data
Tearing down data silos and achieving data interoperability is a complex and challenging task.
By Chris Townsend