The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Friday, August 21, 2026
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20 of 772 episodesAbilityOne program comes under new scrutiny
The AbilityOne program is coming under new scrutiny for allegedly skirting the Buy American Act and other federal acquisition regulations. T...
Lawsuit seeks to force OPM to update reservist differential pay guidance
A new lawsuit argues the Office of Personnel Management has failed to update its guidance for over a year despite the Supreme Court ruling t...
For years, cyber defenders have assumed they had time to react. What happens when AI shrinks that window?
Artificial intelligence has been part of the cybersecurity conversation for years. But a new report suggests AI may be moving beyond helping...
Autonomous? What's the difference between a machine that follows instructions and one that can handle something unexpected?
As the military invests in drones and robotic systems, one question keeps surfacing: how much can those systems really do without human dire...
A growing number of court filings have something in common: they cite legal cases that don't actually exist
Artificial intelligence can help lawyers research and draft legal filings. But courts are increasingly confronting a basic question: what ha...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton -- Thursday, August 20, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton For years, cyber defenders have assumed they had time to react. What happens when artificial in...
Trump’s move to ‘unleash’ private sector hackers raises novel oversight, liability questions
President Donald Trump has signed a new order to “unleash” the private sector to conduct offensive cyber operations. The goal is to go after...
DoD strategic hiring committees are still a mystery a year after their formation
The Defense Department has begun using new strategic hiring committees to vet civilian employees, but nearly a year after the Trump administ...
One taxpayer's effort to solve an IRS problem led to a much larger question about how the agency is functioning today
A routine IRS problem sent reporter Stephanie Mencimer looking for answers. What she found was a growing concern among tax practitioners, ta...
Some of the federal government's oldest obligations have long faced a gap between commitment and execution
The IRS may be today's headline example of an institution struggling to match resources to mission. But the challenge is hardly new. The fed...
The Postal Service has long delivered ballots. Increasingly, policymakers want it to play a larger role in how ballots are validated and counted
The Postal Service has traditionally served as neutral infrastructure during elections, moving ballots from voters to election officials. Bu...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton One taxpayer's effort to solve an IRS problem led to a much larger question about how the agenc...
DoD changes transitional health care eligibility for reservists following lawsuit
The Defense Department is changing how it determines eligibility for transitional health care benefits for reserve component service members...
The pace of AI adoption is accelerating the need to adopt a robust identity framework
For a long time now, agencies have been grappling with cybersecurity challenges around identity. But artificial intelligence is making thing...
OPM is building the federal government's next generation HR platform, ACT-IAC wanted to know what the marketplace around it looks like
As OPM rolls out its new governmentwide human capital platform, agencies will still need solutions for everything from recruiting and perfor...
Federal grants run on more than money; they run on predictable rules
The Office of Management and Budget is proposing changes to the rules that govern how federal grants are awarded and managed. Those rules he...
Rules about funding and cybersecurity can shape the defense market as surely as contracts do
The Defense Department is moving toward final decisions on cybersecurity requirements for contractors while Congress continues to debate fun...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Tuesday, August 18, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton OPM is building the federal government's next generation HR platform. ACT-IAC wanted to know wh...
Troops can get up to $10,000 to freeze eggs under new pilot
A new Pentagon pilot program will give some active-duty service members a way to preserve their fertility before deployments, hazardous assi...