If you ask Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor how he thinks about the role of AI in his agency’s mission, he’ll tell you he sees…

ICE and Homeland Security Investigations plan to spend up to $100 million over the next five years on Cellebrite's digital forensics hardware and software tools.

And, Leonel Garciga exits role as Army CIO.

And, the VA secretary tells senators that the renewed electronic health record rollout has been a big success so far.

And, OMB data shows that disclosed government AI use cases increased by 70% in 2025, with NASA fueling a big chunk of the rise.

And, the DOJ charges a Special Forces soldier with using classified information to profit off an online prediction market.

The new group refreshes the program focused on bringing technologists to government for tours of duty, and comes amid the administration’s tech hiring efforts.

And, the FTC’s work on artificial intelligence is about to expand.

The agency has had four vendors pass an "autonomy test," Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott said during a budget hearing Thursday.

The federal human capital agency distributed its third shared certificate of applicants Wednesday, bringing the vetted candidate pool to more than 700, the agency confirmed.