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.
Senators Clash Over Crypto Bill's Crime Loophole
Policy & Legislation Senators Clash Over Crypto Bill's Crime Loophole

At the helm of Government Curated, political savant Donald Gainsborough has a unique vantage point on the legislative battles shaping America's future. We sat down with him to dissect the high-stakes debate surrounding a new crypto bill. Our conversation delved into the delicate balance between

The Digital Divide Is About People, Not Just Wires
Science & Technology The Digital Divide Is About People, Not Just Wires

With an unprecedented multi-billion-dollar federal investment flowing into broadband infrastructure, the prevailing narrative suggests that the end of the digital divide is finally within sight, promising a future where every American household is connected. However, this focus on physical networks

Trump Threatens Ally Canada Over China Pact
Economic & Fiscal Trump Threatens Ally Canada Over China Pact

A new strategic partnership between Canada and China has unexpectedly ignited a diplomatic firestorm, pulling the long-standing U.S.-Canada relationship into a vortex of threats and recriminations. The deal, designed to bolster economic ties between Ottawa and Beijing, involves Canada easing

FEMA Pauses Job Cuts to Battle Winter Storm
Policy & Legislation FEMA Pauses Job Cuts to Battle Winter Storm

As a severe multi-state winter storm bore down across the country, the very agency tasked with managing national emergencies found itself navigating a tempest of its own making, caught between a long-term agenda for downsizing and the immediate, critical need for boots on the ground. The Federal

White House Eclipses the Fed's Market Influence
Economic & Fiscal White House Eclipses the Fed's Market Influence

For decades, financial markets operated on a simple principle: when the Federal Reserve spoke, everyone listened, but a fundamental and disruptive shift in this dynamic now sees the pronouncements from the executive branch commanding far more attention than the deliberate actions of the world's

VA’s Internal Trust Crisis Threatens Veteran Care
Policy & Legislation VA’s Internal Trust Crisis Threatens Veteran Care

The solemn promise a nation makes to care for its veterans is not fulfilled by policies or proclamations alone, but through the daily, dedicated work of hundreds of thousands of public servants. When the bond of trust between the leadership of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and this

Trend Analysis: Geopolitical Trade Strategy
Economic & Fiscal Trend Analysis: Geopolitical Trade Strategy

On trading desks and in corporate boardrooms, a curious acronym has taken hold to describe the administration’s high-stakes approach to foreign commerce: "TACOs," or "Trump Always Chickens Out." This market shorthand captures a perceived pattern of aggressive tariff threats followed by quiet

Ex-State Dept Official Targeted in Chinese Spy Scheme
Policy & Legislation Ex-State Dept Official Targeted in Chinese Spy Scheme

A seemingly benign and lucrative consulting offer arriving in a former senior State Department official’s inbox recently signaled the opening move in a sophisticated intelligence operation, a stark reminder that a career in public service extends the shadow of foreign interest long after one’s

Can Michigan's Laws Protect Kids From Predatory AI?
Science & Technology Can Michigan's Laws Protect Kids From Predatory AI?

Michigan Senate Democrats have initiated a sweeping legislative effort designed to confront the technology industry, proposing a four-bill package aimed squarely at protecting minors from an array of increasingly sophisticated online dangers. The central thesis driving this initiative is the urgent

Judge Allows HHS Workers' Lawsuit to Proceed
Policy & Legislation Judge Allows HHS Workers' Lawsuit to Proceed

A recent federal court ruling has opened the door for thousands of former Health and Human Services employees to collectively challenge the circumstances of their dismissal, marking a pivotal moment in a legal battle centered on the integrity of government personnel data. U.S. District Judge Beryl

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