Rising Concerns over Safety in Federal Workplaces On a seemingly ordinary day at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Roybal campus in Atlanta, tragedy struck with a violent shooting incident that claimed the life of a responding police officer and ended with the gunman’s suicide.
Imagine a teenager in Idaho, overwhelmed by emotional turmoil from bullying or family conflict, reaching out to the 988 Crisis and Suicide Hotline for help—only to hang up, unable to secure parental permission due to a strained home environment. This heartbreaking scenario is a reality for many
Imagine a workforce of millions, pivotal to the functioning of government, grappling with a proposed pay raise that barely keeps pace with inflation, while federal employees across the nation await clarity on their 2026 compensation. A modest 1% increase for most, coupled with a freeze on locality
Welcome to an insightful conversation on federal budgeting and appropriations law with Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader in policy and legislation. As the head of Government Curated, Donald brings decades of expertise to the table, offering a deep dive into the controversial
What happens when the federal government steps into local streets with a heavy hand, promising safety but stirring unrest? On a crisp August morning in 2025, President Donald Trump stood in the Oval Office and declared a sweeping plan to deploy federal law enforcement to American cities, starting
Imagine a Category 5 hurricane barreling toward the Gulf Coast, leaving millions in its path scrambling for safety, while communities brace for impact and a pressing question looms: who will lead the charge in disaster response—federal agencies like FEMA, or state and local governments stepping
