The U.S. government shutdown, now stretching into an unprecedented duration in 2025, has thrown the aviation sector into chaos, with over 600,000 federal employees working without pay, including essential workers like air traffic controllers and TSA screeners. Their financial stress is manifesting
As we dive into the complex world of federal employment law and collective bargaining rights, I’m thrilled to sit down with Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader in policy and legislation at the helm of Government Curated. With his deep expertise in navigating the intricacies of
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,
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
As the federal government grapples with yet another shutdown, leaving countless workers without pay, questions about fairness, policy, and congressional responsibility take center stage. Today, we’re joined by Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader at Government Curated, whose deep
In an era where nearly every aspect of life is touched by digital innovation, the realm of voter registration in the United States stands at a critical crossroads, with millions of Americans navigating complex and often outdated systems to exercise their democratic rights. A staggering number still
