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Will States Replace FEMA? Congress and Trump Debate Future
Policy & Legislation Will States Replace FEMA? Congress and Trump Debate Future

Imagine a Category 5 hurricane barreling toward the Gulf Coast, leaving millions in its path scrambling for safety, while communities brace for impact and a pressing question looms: who will lead the charge in disaster response—federal agencies like FEMA, or state and local governments stepping

50 Attorneys General Urge DOJ to Fight Illegal Online Gambling
Public Services & Infrastructure 50 Attorneys General Urge DOJ to Fight Illegal Online Gambling

In a striking display of bipartisan unity, a coalition of 50 attorneys general from across the United States has come together to confront a pressing digital threat that undermines public safety and state economies. This collective effort targets the rampant spread of illegal online gambling, a

Pennsylvania Blocks SNAP Data Sharing with Trump Administration
Public Services & Infrastructure Pennsylvania Blocks SNAP Data Sharing with Trump Administration

Welcome to an insightful conversation with Donald Gainsborough, a political savant and leader in policy and legislation, who heads Government Curated. With his deep expertise in governmental processes and data privacy issues, Donald offers a unique perspective on Pennsylvania's recent decision to

Trend Analysis: Mental Health Support for LGBTQ+ Youth
Public Services & Infrastructure Trend Analysis: Mental Health Support for LGBTQ+ Youth

Introduction to a Pressing Crisis Imagine a young person, grappling with their identity in a world that often feels hostile, reaching out for help in a moment of despair, only to find that a lifeline specifically meant for them has vanished. This is the harsh reality for many LGBTQ+ youth following

Pennsylvania Voting Machines Rarely Fail, Reports Confirm
Government Pennsylvania Voting Machines Rarely Fail, Reports Confirm

In a time when trust in electoral systems is paramount, Pennsylvania stands out as a beacon of reliability with its voting infrastructure, as recent reports from state officials and independent observers have highlighted an encouraging reality. Machine malfunctions during elections are exceedingly

Maryland Unveils Bold IT Modernization Plan for 2026-2028
Science & Technology Maryland Unveils Bold IT Modernization Plan for 2026-2028

What if a single click could handle every interaction with state government, from permits to public services? Maryland is on the cusp of making this vision a reality with an ambitious IT modernization plan unveiled on August 18, 2025, promising to dismantle outdated systems and replace frustration

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