Emerging Tech

NASA Creates New 'Self-Healing' Material

Hurtling through the endless void of space in a thin aluminum can as debris zips around in every direction may have just gotten a little safer.

Emerging Tech

Redesigning Government Work for the Internet of Things

The proliferation of Internet-connected devices represents a new way of working.

Digital Government

‘The Meatball’ vs. ‘The Worm’: How NASA Brands Space

The space agency’s current symbol, a beloved signal of the agency’s storied past, wasn’t always so beloved.

Digital Government

White House Names Facebook Alum Its First Product Director

America’s executive branch continues to build out its digital organization.

Digital Government

The Warship of the Future: Lasers, Holograms and 3-D Printed Drones

If you thought the battleship era faded after World War II, just wait a few decades.

Digital Government

States Pass Drone Laws in Droves

These laws could potentially clash with future federal regulations.

Digital Government

DHS Switches on Retooled Virtual Fence Along Arizona Border

Border Patrol has been watching videos of potentially suspicious activity from sensor-studded towers for two weeks.

Emerging Tech

US Citizenship and Immigration Services to Host Twitter ‘Office Hours’

USCIS officials hope to provide another avenue for customers to ask questions and receive real-time feedback.

Emerging Tech

Buzz Aldrin Wants to Colonize Mars Within 25 Years

Man first stepped foot on the moon in 1969. Maybe 70 years later, in 2039, humans will colonize Mars.

Digital Government

Google Goes to Court in Europe

Google’s bellicose response to Europe’s antitrust charges belie the uphill battle the search giant faces.

Digital Government

US Military Is Replacing the Humvee with a Huge Truck that Looks Like an Angry Shark

Given the casualties caused by roadside bombs in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Pentagon has been fiending for a more robust, faster vehicle.

Emerging Tech

Google Sternly Rebukes Europe’s Antitrust Charges

Europe’s case against the search giant is “wrong as a matter of fact, law and economics,” Google wrote.

Emerging Tech

Q&A: The Future of Wearables in Government

The future for wearables in government looks bright, but only with the necessary security measures.