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Supreme Court Rulings Shift Powers and Impact Federal Agencies
Economic & Fiscal Supreme Court Rulings Shift Powers and Impact Federal Agencies

Recent Supreme Court decisions have sparked debates about the shifting landscape of federal authority, with implications for numerous sectors. As the highest court curbs the regulatory reach of agencies like the FDA and EPA, stakeholders across industries are left pondering the future dynamics of

Bridging Cyber Talent Gap: Student-Run Security Centers Thrive
Science & Technology Bridging Cyber Talent Gap: Student-Run Security Centers Thrive

As the digital landscape continues to expand, so does the importance of cybersecurity, creating an urgent need for skilled professionals capable of defending against evolving threats. In response to the growing disparities between the demand for cybersecurity expertise and the available workforce,

Can New Performance Rules Revitalize Federal Workforce?
Policy & Legislation Can New Performance Rules Revitalize Federal Workforce?

The federal workforce, pivotal in driving national policies and services, faces a substantial challenge: outdated performance management systems. These systems, characterized by inflated ratings and pass-fail evaluation structures, have stalled initiative and hindered efficiency. In response, the

AI Automation in State Procurement – Review
Science & Technology AI Automation in State Procurement – Review

Amid rising demands for efficiency and cost reduction, state procurement processes face a bold transition powered by technology. AI automation is emerging as a transformative force capable of redefining how government agencies manage procurement. This technological leap offers a promising vision:

Fed Independence Challenged as Pulte Demands Powell Resign
Economic & Fiscal Fed Independence Challenged as Pulte Demands Powell Resign

In a significant challenge to the traditional independence of the Federal Reserve, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte has openly called for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s resignation, aligning with President Donald Trump’s request. Pulte’s demand emphasizes a rare breach

Is Missouri's Compliance with SNAP Data Request a Privacy Risk?
Government Is Missouri's Compliance with SNAP Data Request a Privacy Risk?

Missouri's recent decision to share personal data of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients with the federal government has sparked a contentious debate over privacy and data protection. At the heart of the controversy is a request from the U.S. Department of Agriculture

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