Digital Government

Iran and North Korea are upping their nuclear games

One is prepping for a nuclear test; the other is bragging about putting its program into overdrive.

Digital Government

Can computers predict medical problems? VA thinks maybe.

An advanced ‘clinical reasoning’ system will tap the Veterans Health Administration’s vast digital archive.

Modernization

Everything you need to know about BlackBerry 10

BlackBerry has a new OS and gadgets to help bring the brand back to the forefront.

Emerging Tech

Here is the robot that will extract water from the moon

NASA's latest prototype has found a way to, quite literally, get water out of rocks. No word on if it can get blood from stone yet.

Digital Government

Sandy bill includes $476 million for NOAA

Funds will help improve weather forecasts and repair or replace damaged systems.

Digital Government

The government is still trying to spy on a lot of your Twitter and Google data

80 percent of the U.S. government's asks on user data came without a warrant.

Emerging Tech

Iran sent a monkey into space

Iran considers the launch a prelude to sending humans into space.

Emerging Tech

NASA's beloved Curiosity Rover hasn't even driven a whole mile yet

See how it stacks up with other extra-planetary exploration in one chart.

Ideas

Is Government Now the Caboose of Technology?

Federal agencies used to drive technology innovation. Now, not so much.

Emerging Tech

Joe Biden's Google hangout takes on assault weapons and the NRA

'I don't view it as gun control, I view it as gun safety," says Biden.

Digital Government

FBI and DHS team up to nab border intruders with iris recognition

Feds to build upon controversial immigrant fingerprinting program with eye pattern matching.

Emerging Tech

Lithium ion battery short circuited in first 787 Dreamliner fire

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating problems with the grounded Boeing fleet.

Emerging Tech

These government apps are on the drawing board

New mobile tools are under consideration at the National Archives and elsewhere.

Emerging Tech

Homeland Security looks to fast-track technology development

Officials ask inventors whether ‘rapid prototyping’ over a two-year schedule could work for border security and other innovations.