Budget & Spending

What Does the New Funding Deal Mean for Federal Agencies?
Economic & Fiscal What Does the New Funding Deal Mean for Federal Agencies?

As we dive into the intricacies of federal government operations and budgeting, I’m thrilled to sit down with Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader in policy and legislation. At the helm of Government Curated, Donald has an unparalleled understanding of the inner workings of government

Why Did Republicans Reject the Democratic Shutdown Deal?
Economic & Fiscal Why Did Republicans Reject the Democratic Shutdown Deal?

The United States government has been grappling with a shutdown spanning over a month, affecting millions of citizens through unpaid workers, halted services, and delayed aid, and this crisis reached a critical juncture when a Democratic proposal to reopen the government alongside extending

How Did Foreign Hackers Breach the Congressional Budget Office?
Policy & Legislation How Did Foreign Hackers Breach the Congressional Budget Office?

In an era where digital threats loom large over national security, the recent cyberattack on the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), a cornerstone of Capitol Hill's nonpartisan analysis, has sent shockwaves through government circles, exposing alarming vulnerabilities in critical systems. With

US Economy Bleeds $15 Billion Weekly in Historic Shutdown
Economic & Fiscal US Economy Bleeds $15 Billion Weekly in Historic Shutdown

The US economy, often regarded as the cornerstone of global financial stability, is currently suffering unprecedented losses, bleeding an estimated $15 billion each week due to a historic government shutdown now in its sixth week, marking a crisis of unparalleled duration and impact. This

How Is the Fed Managing Rates Without Key Economic Data?
Economic & Fiscal How Is the Fed Managing Rates Without Key Economic Data?

The Federal Reserve stands at a critical juncture, tasked with steering the U.S. economy through turbulent waters without the compass of vital government data, as a federal shutdown that began on October 1 has halted the release of essential economic indicators. This includes employment figures,

Government Shutdown Costs Contractors $12 Billion So Far
Economic & Fiscal Government Shutdown Costs Contractors $12 Billion So Far

Setting the Stage: A Staggering Economic Blow to Contractors In the heart of a historic U.S. government shutdown that began on October 1, the financial toll on federal contractors has reached a staggering $12 billion within just four weeks, marking this as the second-longest shutdown in American

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