Sidelining the National Nuclear Security Administration puts the country at risk, 27 U.S. representatives tell Energy Dept. leaders.

The service will offer upwards of 3,000 acres across five U.S. bases to qualified developers.

But several elements of the intelligence community oppose the provisions in the House version of the Intelligence Authorization Act.

Recent budgets have prioritized innovation over deterrence, leaving a widening gap, according to a new report.

Senate Democrats pressed the men who would replace fired IGs at the Defense Department and elsewhere.

Cuts to agencies and the politicization of disinfo-tracking work have slowed or reversed progress toward goals set five years ago by the Cyberspace Solarium Commission 2.0.

A swarm of Russian drones shut down the electric grid in parts of Ukraine Tuesday, leaving hundreds of thousands without power—a sign of more blackouts to come this winter. Russia has mounted attacks on civilian infrastructure since it first inva…

They see it as key to keeping their societies safe.

Rep. James Walkinshaw, D-Va., argues DHS violated the Antideficiency Act when it transferred staff to agencies focused on border security and deportation work.

Service says it will create a new role focused on modernization efforts instead.