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How Did One Agency Shutdown Change U.S. Government Forever?
Policy & Legislation How Did One Agency Shutdown Change U.S. Government Forever?

In 1980, a single day of closure at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent shockwaves through the fabric of American governance, marking the first time a federal agency halted operations due to a funding lapse, and unveiling vulnerabilities in federal funding mechanisms. This seemingly minor

Mississippi Judge Admits Staff Used AI for Flawed Court Order
Policy & Legislation Mississippi Judge Admits Staff Used AI for Flawed Court Order

In a development that has sent shockwaves through the legal community, U.S. District Judge Henry T. Wingate in Mississippi has publicly acknowledged that his staff employed artificial intelligence (AI) to draft a court order that was later found to be riddled with significant errors, casting a

Can GSA Become the Key to Federal Efficiency Under Forst?
Policy & Legislation Can GSA Become the Key to Federal Efficiency Under Forst?

In a landscape where federal operations often face criticism for inefficiency and outdated systems, the nomination of Edward Forst to lead the General Services Administration (GSA) has sparked significant interest among policymakers and industry observers alike, signaling a potential turning point

Can US-Australia Pact Break China's Rare Earth Dominance?
Economic & Fiscal Can US-Australia Pact Break China's Rare Earth Dominance?

Overview of a Critical Industry Under Strain The rare earth industry stands as a cornerstone of modern technology and defense, yet it remains precariously dominated by a single player—China. With control over approximately 70% of global mining and 90% of processing, China's grip on these critical

How Will U.S. Speed Up Defense Tech Transfers to Taiwan?
Policy & Legislation How Will U.S. Speed Up Defense Tech Transfers to Taiwan?

Overview of U.S.-Taiwan Defense Dynamics In an era marked by escalating tensions in the Indo-Pacific, the defense collaboration between the United States and Taiwan stands as a critical pillar of regional stability, particularly against the backdrop of China's growing assertiveness. This

How Is the U.S. Shutdown Hurting Travel and Hospitality?
Government How Is the U.S. Shutdown Hurting Travel and Hospitality?

Setting the Stage: A Sector in Crisis The U.S. travel and hospitality industry, a cornerstone of the national economy, finds itself grappling with an unprecedented challenge in 2025 as a prolonged government shutdown disrupts operations and dampens consumer confidence. This sector, which

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