Driven by the consumer market, video surveillance is the next big data challenge.

The US overall debt has risen to $16.7 trillion as the borrowing limit suspension expired Sunday, The Hill reports.

The House and Senate are set to consider separate five-year farm bills that would cut billions annually from current spending levels after the agriculture committees from both chambers approved the le

We hope you’ll join us in congratulating our friends at the Kettering Foundation on their new opportunity to develop deliberative decision-maki

When people think about green buildings, what comes to mind is solar panels, geothermal energy, improved insulation, and so forth.

Artists and bohemians have been flocking to Berlin since the wall came down in 1989.

With all-wheel drive and electric power, the Otobuxi can travel with quiet ease on narrow, residential streets. The vehicle can accommodate up to 12 passengers and does not require a driver.

Not all angels have wings.

Last week, GovLoop and Esri hosted a GIS meet up, GovLoop & Esri MeetUp: Story Maps, the presentations featured Chris Liedel, President of Smithsonian Ventures and Lee Bock and Stephen Sylvia,

It was another week on Wall Street where the stock indices started in the lower left corner of the chart, and finished in the upper right.  One of the most frustrating, unloved rallies continues a

Nowadays, skateparks seem to be the new form of the traditional town squares we all remember visiting during our childhood and adolescence years.

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Oversight and Government Reform committee chairman Rep.

The rise of so-called “green MBA” programs is a welcome addition to the business landscape. The “jobs vs.

Rep. Darrell Issa (R.-Calif) plans to reintroduce the Digital Accountability and Transparency Act, or DATA Act, which aims to open up and standardize the federal government's spending data.

Another victory for Opportunity, the spunky little rover driving on Mars

The controversy over the Internal Revenue Service's handling of applications for non-profit status from Tea Party groups has put a spotlight on a subject with which we at the Sunlight Foundation Re

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Grievances ask for paid time off in compensation for the days employees were on forced leave.

Mobily, an arm of the state-owned Middle Eastern telecom giant Etihad Etisalat, has been accused of working with Saud

Plenty of vacancies exist in the Obama administration, and the Senate isn’t helping.

A White House executive order could conflict with pending federal acquisition rules.

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