Services continue to dominate U.S. federal spending, but many of the fastest-growing categories are products, according to the fifth annual BGOV200 Federal Industry Leaders Study. Join Bloomberg Government as we explore trends within the 20 different categories of spending including knowledge-based services, research and development, technology services, drones and land vehicles.

More than 60 years since artificial intelligence was first defined as “the science and engineering of making intelligent machines,” AI appears headed for mainstream. Bloomberg Government, in partnership with Western Digital, will explore the vast promises of this technology revolution as well as concerns over its privacy, safety and control.

What’s been done, what’s left to do and what might never happen now that a scant eight legislative session weeks remain in the 114th Congress? From appropriations to Zika funding and trade, a lot of work remains. Join Bloomberg legislative experts for a status update on the 20+ items that remain for the 114th Congress.

Since Eric Fanning was confirmed as Secretary of the Army last May, he has said that acquisition reform, including the establishment of a Rapid Capabilities Office to expedite the fielding of critical solutions, was one of his top priorities. On August 31st, Secretary Fanning will address these and other topics in remarks and a moderated discussion with Bloomberg's Tony Capaccio.

The clock is ticking. Sept. 8 marks the 60 day deadline for congressional hopefuls to convince voters that they are the best candidates to represent their home state in the United States Senate. Join Bloomberg election experts for a webinar on Sept. 8 as we discuss the outlook for key Senate races.

Organizations thrive when diverse ideas are at work—a principle shared by both Bloomberg LP and the Congressional Black Caucus. Join us and members of the Congressional Black Caucus task force on Sept. 16 to discuss the path towards equal opportunity in the technology industry.

The most wild, unpredictable and negative election season in modern history comes to a head on Sept. 26, when Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump take the stage for what is expected to be a bigger television draw than the conventions, the Olympics or the Super Bowl. Don’t view it alone. Bloomberg Government, along with Bloomberg Radio host Michael McKee will host a pre-debate conversation with DC insiders and politicos to discuss what to expect during the debate followed by a viewing on the big screen.