110 Lawmakers Push Congress to Reject 2027 Federal Pay Freeze
The bipartisan, bicameral group is urging congressional leaders to provide civilian federal employees with at least a 3.8% raise – and preferably the 4.1% increase proposed under the FAIR Act.
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DOE CIO Dawn Zimmer on AI at Scale, Cutting Friction, and ‘Getting to Yes’
Energy Department CIO Dawn Zimmer sees enormous potential in AI-enabled workflows and integrated data, but says federal acquisition, authorization, compliance, and organizational decision-making still need to move faster.
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Army Moves to Equip Every Squad With Small Drones, Still Needs Trained Operators
The Army has the drones needed to equip every squad and is now turning its focus to training soldiers to operate them, including in contested electromagnetic environments.
The 2026 Red Hat Government Symposium will examine how open platforms, intelligent automation, and AI-ready infrastructure can drive real-world mission outcomes with speed while minimizing risk.
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Pentagon Offers ‘Targeted Legal Relief’ for UAP Whistleblowers
The waiver creates a protected channel for current and former Pentagon personnel to share UAP-related national defense information with a representative from the PURSUE initiative.