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Will that return-to-the-office order make things less efficient

A former Republican USAID administrator doesn't like what he's seeing

How the pullbacks of U.S. foreign aid affects contractors who actually deliver it

This federal financial story you've heard before and that's not a good thing

How non-federal governments can up their evidence-based policy-making

A look inside the Trump administration approach to artificial intelligence

DHS research in airport passenger screening never stops

The White House isn't the only one trying to rightsize the government

Knowing what to do doesn't help if you can't do it

The top issues for congressional delegations near DC

A court squashes net neutrality, what next for the FCC?

Reaction keeps thundering over the deferred resignation offer.

The infamous resign later, get paid now offer how legal is it?

How to make sure you've got the cybersecurity people you need

FDA's accelerated approval pathway has a few potholes

Inspectors general may be fired maybe, but that's not the end of the story

A look into the Trump administration's pause in foreign aid

A NASA engineer sums up a career of learning about working in organizations

The Navy's researchers come up with a robot that operates out of this world

A regular Federal Drive guest departs for a job in the new administration

How a leading health research agency can bolster its workforce

How the return-to-office order affects people with disabilities

The Trump opening agenda is taking most of Congress' time now

DoD moves to improve maritime security in contested Southeast Asia

For the new Congress, an AI proposal from the last Congress

Contractors and agencies alike await a new Trump reality

How much of Biden's regulatory agenda will survive under Trump?

One crucial commission asks Congress for a raise

What a time to be alive — with a hundred new executive orders coming

There's one big population the Department of Government Efficiency might be overlooking

Russell Vought confirmation hearing, Jan. 15, 2025

A NOAA grant program aims at coastal resiliency

When termination for convenience becomes inconvenient

Immigration courts miss a crucial metric for tracking immigrants.

What the tech industry wants from the Trump administration and Congress

The so-called budget is only the start of a lot of hard work

The V-22 — a Marine Corps aircraft that keeps on killing Marines

Inside the DHS Science and Technology Directorate's search for better wireless communications

What's next for the armaments industry as the Trump administration arrives

Homeland Security steps up efforts to stop human trafficking

Congress gets set to take on Trump and the DOGE

When DOGE says delete the IRS, it might shoot itself in the foot

One group urges the Energy Department to tweak its statistics

NIH explores the world of quantum sensors and how they can help medicine

CD's, the ones made of money aren't what they used to be.

Coming to a contract protest near you, loser pays legal fees

Meet the overachieving and high-flying Army Reserve major

A union says the FAA doesn't use its own people enough

How tariffs could affect federal contractors and procurement

The Education Department won't go away, but it will change under Trump

A union says the FAA doesn't use its own people enough

Recalling Jimmy Carter, the great de-regulator

What to expect at the General Services Administration under Trump Two

Tech solutions startup founder shares 4 tips on how to help your SMB stay agile, continue to grow

The armed forces are urged to better evaluate field medicine

AI tools for Federal System Integrators

Path to generative AI for Federal System Integrators

Government Contractor AI Policy best practices

Here's a much better way to deal with life now and in retirement

After serving in the State Department, she returns to the congressional branch