Budget & Spending

Is the Era of DEI in Federal Procurement Coming to an End?
Economic & Fiscal Is the Era of DEI in Federal Procurement Coming to an End?

The colossal machinery of federal spending, which has traditionally allocated billions to foster diversity, is now facing a legislative challenge that could permanently dismantle the status quo. For over fifty years, the federal government has used its massive purchasing power to level the playing

Can New York City Ever Achieve Universal Free Bus Transit?
Public Services & Infrastructure Can New York City Ever Achieve Universal Free Bus Transit?

As a veteran architect of legislative strategy and the leading voice at Government Curated, Donald Gainsborough has spent decades navigating the labyrinthine corridors of power in both Albany and City Hall. His expertise lies at the intersection of fiscal reality and progressive policy, making him

Can the U.S. Economy Survive Ongoing Global Energy Shocks?
Economic & Fiscal Can the U.S. Economy Survive Ongoing Global Energy Shocks?

The American economy currently operates under a cloud of uncertainty as it balances steady industrial production against the volatile backdrop of a worsening Middle Eastern energy crisis. While the administration characterizes the current growth as resilient, the persistent blockade of the Strait

State Privacy Officers Gain Ground but Face Funding Gaps
Policy & Legislation State Privacy Officers Gain Ground but Face Funding Gaps

As a seasoned political strategist and a prominent leader in state-level legislation, Donald Gainsborough has spent his career navigating the complex intersection of public policy and emerging technology. Currently at the helm of Government Curated, he has become a leading voice for how state

How Can Cities Navigate the Risks and Rewards of AI?
Science & Technology How Can Cities Navigate the Risks and Rewards of AI?

The rapid evolution of generative models has forced municipal governments to reconsider how they provide essential public services while facing unprecedented fiscal constraints and labor shortages. Municipal leaders are no longer merely observers of technological change; they are now active

Can OMB Fix the Government's $130 Billion Custom Buy Habit?
Government Can OMB Fix the Government's $130 Billion Custom Buy Habit?

The federal government is currently grappling with a fiscal paradox where, despite the vast availability of proven commercial solutions, it continues to sink billions into custom-built systems that often duplicate existing market technologies. This persistent reliance on bespoke development remains

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