Ethan Blaine

Ethan Blaine

Education Finance Specialist
Ethan Blaine is a Public Sector expert in education and government. He offers comprehensive analysis of policies and initiatives in education funding, government grants for schools, and the role of government in shaping educational outcomes.
Can the Fragile US-China Truce Survive 2026?
Economic & Fiscal Can the Fragile US-China Truce Survive 2026?

A fragile quiet has settled over the turbulent waters of U.S.-China relations, yet below the surface, powerful currents of distrust and strategic competition are pulling the two superpowers toward a collision course that many in Washington believe is inevitable. While public rhetoric has softened

U.S. Government Braces for Massive Upheaval in 2026
Policy & Legislation U.S. Government Braces for Massive Upheaval in 2026

As the calendar turns toward 2026, the United States federal government finds itself at the precipice of a transformation so profound it threatens to redefine the very nature of public service for generations to come. The second year of a new Trump administration is set to become an inflection

Federal Judge Rules Louisiana Age-Check Law Unconstitutional
Policy & Legislation Federal Judge Rules Louisiana Age-Check Law Unconstitutional

In the rapidly shifting landscape of technology law, few minds are as sharp as Donald Gainsborough. As the leader of Government Curated, he navigates the complex intersection of policy, legislation, and digital privacy. Today, we delve into the growing tension between state-level internet

Trump's $50B Rural Health Plan Divides the Nation
Public Services & Infrastructure Trump's $50B Rural Health Plan Divides the Nation

A monumental $50 billion federal initiative designed to rescue America's struggling rural healthcare systems has instead become a flashpoint for intense political and financial conflict across the country. The Trump administration's five-year Rural Health Transformation Program, administered by the

Can Canada's Frantic Trade Pivot Succeed Without the U.S.?
Economic & Fiscal Can Canada's Frantic Trade Pivot Succeed Without the U.S.?

At the helm of Government Curated, a leading policy and legislation analysis firm, Donald Gainsborough has become one of the most trusted voices on the intricacies of Canadian governance. With decades of experience navigating the corridors of power, he offers a sharp, unvarnished perspective on the

Who Decides AI's Future: Texas or the White House?
Science & Technology Who Decides AI's Future: Texas or the White House?

A constitutional collision course set in motion over the governance of artificial intelligence is now threatening to sever a multi-billion-dollar lifeline of federal funding to Texas, pitting the state’s bipartisan legislative will against a formidable presidential executive order. This burgeoning

AI Election Threats Escalate as Political Norms Crumble
Science & Technology AI Election Threats Escalate as Political Norms Crumble

A comprehensive and deeply concerning analysis warns that the already significant impact of artificial intelligence on political elections is poised to expand dramatically, transforming the very nature of democratic competition. Drawing on a series of noteworthy incidents from the 2025 off-year

Do Lower Fuel Standards Actually Help Drivers?
Economic & Fiscal Do Lower Fuel Standards Actually Help Drivers?

A seismic policy proposal aimed at rolling back years of progress in automotive fuel efficiency has sent shockwaves through the industry, raising a critical question about whether prioritizing lower upfront vehicle costs truly serves the long-term financial interests of the American driver. The

Did Trump's War on Wind Kill Energy Reform?
Policy & Legislation Did Trump's War on Wind Kill Energy Reform?

A meticulously crafted bipartisan deal to modernize America’s energy infrastructure, once on the brink of success, disintegrated almost overnight following a single, decisive executive action that halted the nation's largest offshore wind projects. The collapse left lawmakers pointing fingers and

House Set for Bipartisan Showdown on ACA Subsidies
Public Services & Infrastructure House Set for Bipartisan Showdown on ACA Subsidies

The delicate balance of healthcare affordability for millions of Americans now hinges on an unusual and high-stakes legislative confrontation brewing within the U.S. House of Representatives. A looming deadline on Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, which help lower insurance premiums, has pushed

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