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Moon Base: Humanity's First Outpost on the Lunar Surface (Official NASA Trailer)
When Homeland Security Wants Names, Will Google Have Your Back?
CC Certificate Webinar: OER and Accessibility, January 2026
America’s Cybersecurity Risks and How GAO Is Helping to Address Them
On this special episode of the Watchdog Report podcast, we discuss America’s cybersecurity risks, as well as GAO’s role in auditing and improving defenses again…
قسمت پادکست ویژه: مدافع حریم خصوصی
در حالی که «چگونه اینترنت را تعمیر کنیم» در دوره وقفه است، میخواستیم گفتگوی عالیای را که اوایل این هفته داشتیم با شما به اشتراک بگذاریم. سیندی کون، مدیر اجرای…
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Which Critical Government IT Systems Are Most In Need of Modernization?
Each year, the federal government spends more than $100 billion on IT systems and cyber-related investments. About 80% of this funding goes to operating and mai…
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Our 2025 Assessment of NASA's Major Projects
NASA plans to invest billions this year on major projects, including those that would return American astronauts to the moon. For our annual report on NASA. We …
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The Financial Sector is Increasing Its Use of Artificial Intelligence. What’s the Risk?
The financial services sector is increasingly using artificial intelligence to automate services and decisions. While this could provide benefits for consumers,…
Artificial Intelligence Could Improve Critical Infrastructure Services, But It Comes with Risks
Artificial intelligence could be used to improve services and utilities we use every day—such as electricity, water, transportation, banking, and more. But AI c…
FDA's Foreign Inspections of Drug Manufacturers Have Not Rebounded to Pre-Pandemic Levels
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspects drug manufacturers here and overseas to ensure the safety and quality of drug sold in the United States. But FDA…
