Modernization

Walter Reed brings crisis communications system online

The Navy Yard shooting in D.C. and the Fort Hood attack in Texas have increased the focus on workplace security at government installations.

Digital Government

Obama Pledges More Investment in Math and Science Education

President also focused on early childhood STEM education in his State of the Union address.

Cybersecurity

GAO: Protect next-gen 911 from cyberattack

With multiple federal entities working on emergency response communications, GAO says DHS should take the lead.

Cybersecurity

Indian army official's son hired to crack accounts on behalf of jilted lovers and jealous corporations

Financial Services // Government (U.S.) // Government (Foreign)

Ideas

Storify: Nextgov's 2014 State of the Union Tweets

Relive the real-time updates of Obama's speech.

Emerging Tech

A Tech Free State of the Union

The president’s speech glossed over the troubled state of government technology and procurement.

Digital Government

Twice As Many U.S. Missileers Now Implicated in Cheating Probe

It is not clear what role additional officers played, AP reports.

Digital Government

EPA Abandons Major Radiation Cleanup in Florida, Despite Cancer Concerns

The federal agency will leave it to state officials to decide the fate of the sites.

Digital Government

Experimental Uranium Tech Receives $62 Million Boost from U.S.

Funding is part of a set-aside in the 2014 spending bill signed into law this month.

Digital Government

CFPB Director: Yes, We Have Data. No, We're Not the NSA.

"You are giving me quotes about the NSA, which is not us and not what we are doing," Richard Cordray tells a House committee.

Cybersecurity

What feds can learn from Coca-Cola's data breach

The beverage giant's breach, which involved a former employee stealing laptops with unencrypted data, is a teachable moment for federal agencies.

Digital Government

What Millenials Want

Hint: They don't expect to find it at government agencies.

Digital Government

White House Pushes Weaker Version of Spending Transparency Bill

The revised DATA Act could make it more difficult to track spending across agencies.

Cybersecurity

Agencies pay for public distrust in post-Snowden era

In the wake of the Snowden affair, Americans are growing more reluctant to hand over personal information to the government, which hurts legitimate data collection and could drive up costs.