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.
Federal Retirees Face Unequal 2026 COLA Adjustments
Economic & Fiscal Federal Retirees Face Unequal 2026 COLA Adjustments

In the landscape of federal retirement benefits, a significant challenge looms for 2026 as cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) reveal a stark disparity between different groups of retirees. With the Social Security Administration announcing a 2.8% COLA for beneficiaries starting next year, federal

OpenAI Expands AI Infrastructure with Five New Data Centers
Science & Technology OpenAI Expands AI Infrastructure with Five New Data Centers

In an era where artificial intelligence is reshaping industries at an unprecedented pace, the computational backbone required to sustain this revolution is under immense pressure, and OpenAI, a leader in AI innovation with tools like ChatGPT, has announced a groundbreaking expansion of its

Can GSA Become the Key to Federal Efficiency Under Forst?
Policy & Legislation Can GSA Become the Key to Federal Efficiency Under Forst?

In a landscape where federal operations often face criticism for inefficiency and outdated systems, the nomination of Edward Forst to lead the General Services Administration (GSA) has sparked significant interest among policymakers and industry observers alike, signaling a potential turning point

How Have State CIOs Evolved into Digital Governors?
Science & Technology How Have State CIOs Evolved into Digital Governors?

What happens when the backbone of a state’s technology becomes the cornerstone of its governance? In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, state Chief Information Officers (CIOs) are no longer just the guardians of servers and systems—they’re emerging as pivotal leaders, often dubbed “digital

How Will U.S. Speed Up Defense Tech Transfers to Taiwan?
Policy & Legislation How Will U.S. Speed Up Defense Tech Transfers to Taiwan?

Overview of U.S.-Taiwan Defense Dynamics In an era marked by escalating tensions in the Indo-Pacific, the defense collaboration between the United States and Taiwan stands as a critical pillar of regional stability, particularly against the backdrop of China's growing assertiveness. This

Nevada Lawmakers Push to Meet Federal Funding Deadlines
Government Nevada Lawmakers Push to Meet Federal Funding Deadlines

In the heart of Nevada, a ticking clock looms over billions of dollars in federal funding—money that could transform lives through better housing and faster internet, but with nearly $2.7 billion at stake, state lawmakers are racing against time to ensure these resources don’t slip away due to

How Is Technology Transforming Preschool Access in Colorado?
Public Services & Infrastructure How Is Technology Transforming Preschool Access in Colorado?

I'm thrilled to sit down with Donald Gainsborough, a renowned political savant and leader in policy and legislation, who heads Government Curated. With his deep expertise in shaping educational initiatives, Donald has been instrumental in guiding states through the integration of technology in

Arizona Targets Crypto ATM Scams Costing $177 Million
Policy & Legislation Arizona Targets Crypto ATM Scams Costing $177 Million

The staggering figure of $177 million lost to crypto ATM scams in Arizona has sent shockwaves through communities, exposing a dark underbelly of digital finance that threatens the security of many unsuspecting residents. As cryptocurrency gains traction, so do the risks, with scammers exploiting

Can the US Break China's Grip on Rare Earth Minerals?
Economic & Fiscal Can the US Break China's Grip on Rare Earth Minerals?

The global race for rare earth minerals, vital to everything from smartphones to military hardware, has reached a critical juncture, with China controlling approximately 70% of mining and 90% of processing worldwide. This staggering dependency looms over the United States and its allies, creating

Congress Risks National Security as Drone Laws Expire
Public Services & Infrastructure Congress Risks National Security as Drone Laws Expire

In an era where unmanned aircraft systems, commonly known as drones, are becoming ubiquitous, a staggering statistic emerges: over one million drones are currently registered with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), with projections estimating a tripling of that number by 2028. This rapid

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