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Government gives glimpse of border wall prototype work
The models will be tested for the ability to withstand sustained drilling with power tools and to deter crossers with anti-climbing features.
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DHS gives agencies 90 days to purge all Kaspersky products
After months of current and former U.S. government officials warning against using cybersecurity products developed and sold by Russia-based Kaspersky Lab, acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke issued a binding operational directive on Wednesday telling all federal agencies to get Kaspersky software off their systems within 90 days.
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As China quietly invests in American tech startups, US struggles to respond
Amid concerns from U.S. lawmakers and the Pentagon that China is “weaponizing” investment in early-stage technologies, Congress is considering legislation aimed at sealing regulatory gaps.
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![Top 10 acquisition trends of fiscal 2017 [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635803423075602611-contractjpg.jpg?w=300)
Top 10 acquisition trends of fiscal 2017 [Commentary]
As the final push for fiscal year 2017 contract obligations comes to an end, it’s helpful to take a step back and assess the contracting environmental trends that have emerged over the past year.
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Private companies drive ‘new space race’ at NASA center
Critical milestones are on the horizon for Boeing and SpaceX, NASA’s commercial crew partners.
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US interior chief says he won’t eliminate protected lands
Twenty-seven monuments were put under review in April by President Donald Trump, but Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said he only recommends changes to a “handful” of sites.
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![Startups to government: Let me in [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/GettyImages-517058327.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Startups to government: Let me in [Commentary]
Federal officials aren’t doing enough to learn about the capabilities of up-and-coming companies and provide them with every opportunity to compete for the government’s business.
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US, Canada, Mexico pledge quick work to update NAFTA
American, Canadian and Mexican negotiators are pledging to work quickly to update the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Government gives glimpse of border wall prototype work
The models will be tested for the ability to withstand sustained drilling with power tools and to deter crossers with anti-climbing features.
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DHS gives agencies 90 days to purge all Kaspersky products
After months of current and former U.S. government officials warning against using cybersecurity products developed and sold by Russia-based Kaspersky Lab, acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke issued a binding operational directive on Wednesday telling all federal agencies to get Kaspersky software off their systems within 90 days.
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As China quietly invests in American tech startups, US struggles to respond
Amid concerns from U.S. lawmakers and the Pentagon that China is “weaponizing” investment in early-stage technologies, Congress is considering legislation aimed at sealing regulatory gaps.
-
Top 10 acquisition trends of fiscal 2017 [Commentary]
As the final push for fiscal year 2017 contract obligations comes to an end, it’s helpful to take a step back and assess the contracting environmental trends that have emerged over the past year.
-
Private companies drive ‘new space race’ at NASA center
Critical milestones are on the horizon for Boeing and SpaceX, NASA’s commercial crew partners.
-
US interior chief says he won’t eliminate protected lands
Twenty-seven monuments were put under review in April by President Donald Trump, but Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said he only recommends changes to a “handful” of sites.
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Startups to government: Let me in [Commentary]
Federal officials aren’t doing enough to learn about the capabilities of up-and-coming companies and provide them with every opportunity to compete for the government’s business.
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US, Canada, Mexico pledge quick work to update NAFTA
American, Canadian and Mexican negotiators are pledging to work quickly to update the North American Free Trade Agreement.
-
Government gives glimpse of border wall prototype work
The models will be tested for the ability to withstand sustained drilling with power tools and to deter crossers with anti-climbing features.
-
DHS gives agencies 90 days to purge all Kaspersky products
After months of current and former U.S. government officials warning against using cybersecurity products developed and sold by Russia-based Kaspersky Lab, acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke issued a binding operational directive on Wednesday telling all federal agencies to get Kaspersky software off their systems within 90 days.
-
As China quietly invests in American tech startups, US struggles to respond
Amid concerns from U.S. lawmakers and the Pentagon that China is “weaponizing” investment in early-stage technologies, Congress is considering legislation aimed at sealing regulatory gaps.
-
![Top 10 acquisition trends of fiscal 2017 [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635803423075602611-contractjpg.jpg?w=1000)
Top 10 acquisition trends of fiscal 2017 [Commentary]
As the final push for fiscal year 2017 contract obligations comes to an end, it’s helpful to take a step back and assess the contracting environmental trends that have emerged over the past year.
-
Private companies drive ‘new space race’ at NASA center
Critical milestones are on the horizon for Boeing and SpaceX, NASA’s commercial crew partners.
-
US interior chief says he won’t eliminate protected lands
Twenty-seven monuments were put under review in April by President Donald Trump, but Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said he only recommends changes to a “handful” of sites.
-
![Startups to government: Let me in [Commentary]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/GettyImages-517058327.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Startups to government: Let me in [Commentary]
Federal officials aren’t doing enough to learn about the capabilities of up-and-coming companies and provide them with every opportunity to compete for the government’s business.
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US, Canada, Mexico pledge quick work to update NAFTA
American, Canadian and Mexican negotiators are pledging to work quickly to update the North American Free Trade Agreement.
