The agency is seeking to fulfill ‘truthful advertising’ and fraud-busting executive orders signed by President Donald Trump.

Although Congress is in recess, lawmakers in the House and Senate still rolled out proposals over the past week looking to promote clarity around the use of — and potential harms posed by — AI tools.

The arrest follows action against suspected members in Jordan and the Netherlands as the bureau investigates the theft of its ...

In addition to the new login option, VA is deploying CLEAR pods at selected medical sites to help veterans create identity ...

U.S. agencies targeted tools used to find security weaknesses and break into networks, warning of threats to critical ...

Vice President J.D. Vance calls Microsoft the "biggest abuser" as the administration freezes new and pending H-1B and PERM ...

The cloud security program is looking to educate both agencies and private companies on the ways the revamped program differs ...

The department announced $159 million in new phase II Genesis Mission project awards, $96 million for early-career ...

Eleven leading tech firms pledged to provide $2.4 billion in compute credits to help drive scientific research and ...

Lawmakers introduced a slew of measures this week that looked to rein in AI risks and provide new oversight and guardrails ...

The Government Accountability Office is expected to flag that DHS delayed in notifying Congress of the incidents, according ...

Technology could reduce documentation-related improper payments and detect fraud in real-time, an agency official said.