Policy & Legislation

Unveiling the Fraud Epidemic's Economic Toll In an increasingly digitized economy, scams have emerged as a formidable adversary, siphoning an estimated $158 billion annually from American consumers, according to data from the Federal Trade Commission. This staggering figure not only reflects

Washington State finds itself at a critical juncture with the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), widely recognized as food stamps, as a stringent new federal law looms on the horizon with the potential to impose hefty financial penalties for payment errors. This policy shift

Imagine hundreds of thousands of federal employees waking up to uncertainty, their livelihoods halted by a government shutdown sparked by congressional gridlock, and as of October 1, this scenario became a harsh reality for many with no immediate resolution in sight. The financial and emotional

As the federal government grapples with the complexities of shutdowns and employee compensation, we turn to Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader at Government Curated, for his expert insights. With decades of experience in policy and legislation, Donald has been a guiding voice on

Imagine a scenario where the federal government demands access to personal voter information from states, only to be met with staunch resistance over privacy concerns, a clash that is not hypothetical but unfolding right now as the Department of Justice (DOJ) sues six states for refusing to share

Imagine a world where every click, search, and online purchase is tracked, stored, and potentially sold without clear consent, leaving Maine residents vulnerable in a digital landscape lacking robust internet privacy protections. As data breaches and invasive tracking dominate daily headlines, the