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Washington has developed a peculiar approach to essential public services: declare the work too important to stop, then interrupt the pay of the people doing it. In aviation, that contradiction reaches well beyond federal offices. It follows passengers through …
An immigration decision is not fully administered when an official signs it. People must be able to understand when it takes effect, …
The Treasury Department on October 22 proposed a rule that would stop Americans putting money into companies in China, Russia, Iran, North …
The Congressional Budget Office published two higher-interest-rate scenarios on October 8, and the bond market is already more than halfway …
A Congressional Research Service report of October 14, R49487, asks Congress to judge Russia’s Arctic build-up against what Washington is …
The Department of Energy has committed up to $242 million of Defense Production Act money to three energy projects since October 5: a gas …
GAO reported on October 7 that the Pentagon’s GPS upgrade is still behind schedule after DOD canceled OCX, the ground control system it had …
The National Nuclear Security Administration, the DOE agency that runs the US nuclear weapons stockpile, has lost 236 federal employees …
GAO reported on October 6 that none of the 24 largest federal agencies has fully done the groundwork OMB set for moving to post-quantum …
The federal government doesn’t know how much foreign money is behind the critical mineral mines on its own land, GAO reported on October 16. …
