General Dynamics’ IT division recently attained a contract worth approximately $52 million with the U.S. Army’s medical division to assist with research and development for inoculation, medication and medical devices over the next five years. Read More »
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs recently appointed 12 individuals to its Veterans Advisory Committee on Education — including the group’s chairperson, former U.S. Sen. James Webb, who garnered praise from VA Secretary David Shulkin. Read More »
Nourishment for the spirit as well as for the body helped to sustain needy families within several of South Carolina’s counties recently through the Wounded Warrior Project’s assistance with the regional Harvest Hope Food Bank. Read More »
IT service provider NCI of Reston, Virginia recently obtained a three-year, $21 million project with the U.S. Army, continuing a track record of partnership with the military to deliver solutions pertinent to Army medical sites. Read More »
The New Jersey Petroleum Council has taken part in a committee hearing and is pleading with the New Jersey State Legislature to refuse efforts that have been made in Trenton to give unfair subsidies to nuclear plants throughout the state. Read More »
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association and the Industrial Internet Consortium agreed to create a formal liaison to bring about the development of the Industrial Internet of Things. Read More »
The National Mining Association has praised the EPA's decision concerning the duplicative financial responsibility requirements for hardrock mining industry. Read More »
Sonny Perdue, Agriculture Secretary, announced the appointment of 5 members who will be a part of the United Sorghum Checkoff Program Board. Read More »
The U.S. Navy’s newly conceived marketing campaign of “Forged by the Sea” will herald spectators and stakeholders alike when its football team kicks off at Saturday’s annual Army-Navy game in Philadelphia, a longstanding American tradition. Read More »
Gridlock impacts wildlife as well as human travelers — so in response to herd holdups along inaccessible fences, the Bureau of Land Management recently teamed up with Wyoming authorities to render fencing that's friendlier for migrating pronghorns. Read More »
To ameliorate infrastructure conditions in the storm-ravaged island territories of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration recently allocated each entity millions in emergency road repair relief. Read More »
From unauthorized occupancy and unsafe fires to stray vehicles and drones, the BLM’s Fairbanks, Alaska site has experienced inappropriate public use partly due to previously inconsistent public safety rules, so authorities recently published new guidelines. Read More »
Legrand’s Susan Rochford, recognized for her leadership in sustainability and community involvement, recently ranked among recipients of the 2017 Women in Sustainability Leadership (WLSA) Awards at the 2017 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo in Boston. Read More »
Pledging to patrol cybersecurity, Kirstjen Nielsen recently became the first former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) staffer to be sworn in as Homeland Security secretary — and the sixth to hold the office — in Washington, D.C. Read More »
From its hub in the nation’s capital, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce recently accredited a total of 16 chambers of commerce nationwide for their strength of policy and procedure, recognizing benefits afforded to their respective communities. Read More »
A first-time consortium of natural gas and oil providers recently pledged to collaborate on improving nationwide environmental performance, beginning with reduction of methane and volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, industry leaders announced from Washington, D.C. Read More »
The Department of Defense has awarded Terumo BCT a three-year grant to further develop its Mirasol Pathogen Reduction Technology System. Read More »
The Family Research Council and American Family Association recently sent a petition with over 77,000 signatures to the Pentagon to support Col. Leland Bohannon. Read More »
Hotel management firm First Hospitality Group and Chicago’s vibrant Navy Pier neighborhood recently announced their collaborative debut of Navy Pier Hotel — planned for Summer 2019 and to be operated by the Curio Collection by Hilton. Read More »
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American Security Today hosted its 2017 ASTORS Homeland Security Awards Luncheon on Nov. 15 at New York City's Jacob Javits Convention Center. Read More »
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