President Trump reveals a new logo that looks a lot like the beloved Starfleet Command logo. George Takei and Mark Hamill react. Journalist Bonnie Burton writes about movies, TV shows, comics, science ...

Proving that there is no idea so bad it can’t easily be made worse, on Friday the Trump administration unveiled the logo for the Space Force branch of the military, and it pretty much looks just like ...

The newly formed U.S. Cyber Command is supposed to centralize and focus the military's ability to wage war over the Internet, but so far it's basically famous for brainteasers. The command's fancy ...

When President Donald Trump introduced the design for the Space Force Friday, people couldn’t help but note a striking similarity to another famous logo: Starfleet Command. As in Starfleet Command ...

Many have drawn comparisons between the new U.S. Space Force logo and the logo for Star Trek‘s Starfleet Command. On Friday afternoon, President Trump tweeted out the design for the sixth branch of ...

The mysterious message prompted Wired.com's Danger Room blog to hold a contest-offering a ticket to the International Spy Museum for the first person to crack it. The only problem: even officials with ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. Wired's Danger Room blog has a fun contest that Nextgov readers should take a serious look at -- especially cyber specialists. The logo ...

The U.S. military's new Cyber Command is headquartered at Ft. Meade, Maryland, one of the military's most secretive and secure facilities. Its mission is largely opaque, even inside the armed forces.

U.S. Northern Command, slated for activation here on Oct. 1, has adopted a patch/logo containing symbology associated with the Sept. 11 attacks. The command is charged with protecting North America ...

President Trump's new Space Force logo is seemingly beamed up straight from the Enterprise. The president revealed the official logo for the Space Force in a tweet on Friday, and people were quick to ...

WASHINGTON -- Is it cool, or is it nerdy? You decide. The Pentagon's new U.S. Cyber Command has embedded a 32-character string of secret code in its logo, causing a stir among bloggers and curious ...