White House PQC order ‘lights a fire’ under post-quantum transition
The White House is accelerating the governmentwide transition to post-quantum cryptography. In a new executive order, President Trump direct...
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20 of 670 episodesTrump’s pick for defense acquisition deputy lacks traditional resume
The Senate Armed Services Committee is holding a hearing today to consider four nominees for senior Pentagon and intelligence positions, key...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Thursday, June 25, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives says it’s entering a new era, one that...
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives says it’s entering a new era
A new reform push at ATF aims to reduce friction for lawful businesses and owners, while concentrating enforcement on willful violations. Th...
Nuclear technology is moving fast, regulation has to keep up
Time at the International Atomic Energy Agency gave Anna Bradford a broader view of how countries approach nuclear safety and innovation. No...
Better decisions depend on data, but only if people can actually use it
We’re starting a new monthly series focused on how federal data works in the real world. Episode one looks at a Federal Data Field Guide aim...
More SEWP for contractors as NASA expands total awards
The wait is over for more than 1,400 vendors. NASA’s SEWP program office awarded spots on its sixth iteration of its governmentwide technolo...
Federal wildland firefighters report increased burnout, low morale
As the summer wildfire season gets underway, federal wildland firefighters are facing an increasingly difficult situation on the job. Three...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Wednesday, June 24, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton For years, commercial drones have been limited by how far operators can actually see them, that...
Commercial drones have been limited by how far operators can actually see them, that's changing
A new FAA framework could allow drone operators to fly beyond visual line of sight, opening the door to expanded use in infrastructure inspe...
As drones take on a bigger role in the airspace, the rules around them are getting more complicated
As drone operations expand, regulation could easily fragment across FAA, DHS, DoD and others. Instead, there’s growing coordination to manag...
Electric aircraft are coming, the rules that will allow them to fly aren’t
It’s not just drones pushing aviation into new territory. Electric aircraft are edging closer to commercial use, but certification is still...
Policymakers struggle to factor cybersecurity into federal funding programs
Every year, agencies award billions of dollars in grants and other federal funding to finance infrastructure projects across the country. Bu...
Marine Corps eyes 5% force growth by 2032
The Marine Corps has a new plan to grow the force by as much as 5% by 2032. The service hopes adding thousands of Marines will spell success...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton Scientific breakthroughs don’t run on short timelines, but federal funding is starting to A lot...
Scientific breakthroughs don’t run on short timelines, but federal funding is starting to
Federal funding and independent universities have long worked together to drive American innovation. But with support becoming less predicta...
A lot of science policy doesn't fail, it just never makes it through the system
The interagency process is designed to coordinate decisions across government, but it can also become a choke point for science and technolo...
Security at major events now depends on how well government and contractors operate as one system
Behind the scenes of mega-events, contractors are running key pieces of event infrastructure, from cyber systems to communications. That’s r...
The public’s opinion of civil servants continues to climb
The public’s overall view of civil servants is trending upward along with increasing public support for a nonpartisan federal workforce. Tho...
SASC moves to codify Trump’s EO targeting defense stock buybacks
Earlier this year, President Donald Trump announced restrictions on executive pay and stock buybacks as part of the administration’s push to...