The intricate web of data that quietly dictates American economic policy, social safety nets, and even local school funding is fraying at an alarming rate, threatening to plunge policymakers and the public into an era of unprecedented blindness. A stark new report from the American Statistical
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
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
At the helm of Government Curated, Donald Gainsborough has a front-row seat to the seismic shifts where policy, power, and big money collide. He has watched as the founders of prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi, two twenty-somethings, turned a regulatory crackdown into a
A Critical Stand for Housing Stability A recent court decision has thrown a critical lifeline to homeless housing programs across the nation, halting a federal agency's attempt to enact sweeping funding cuts that threatened to destabilize vital services for vulnerable populations. This article
The long-standing practice of letting individual state agencies manage their own disparate technology ecosystems is giving way to a powerful new model of centralized oversight and strategic cloud adoption. As state governments across the nation grapple with the dual pressures of enhancing public
