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- HILLCyber information-sharing law stuck in Senate stalemate
- HILLLawmakers eye more federal action on AI standards, security, disclosures
- POLICYWhite House unveils billions in investments for Genesis Mission
- AGENCIESPulse Poll: What is the status of alternative work schedules at your agency?
- COURTSJustices urged to leave order in place barring enforcement of Trump administration’s new policy for transgender inmates
- AGENCIESA new False Claims Act case shows how the government is enforcing the rules on contractors
- AGENCIESA new proposal argues civil service reform shouldn’t start with federal employees
- COURTSWild card justices and the “Kagan court” for criminal cases
- POLICYWhite House targets tech giants with H-1B visa suspension
- COURTSDispute over broadcasting rates for political ads returns to the Supreme Court
- POLICYFeds unlikely to change abortion pill policy before next year
- COURTSCourt to weigh deference to U.S. Sentencing Commission’s interpretations of its guidelines
- POLICYPayment modernization is only half the story: The hidden cost of credit card processing in government
- AGENCIESGeothermal Energy: Bureau of Land Management Should Improve Permitting Process as Development Demand Grows on Federal Lands
- POLICYThe anthrax attacks, 25 years later
- AGENCIESEnergy debuts new Genesis Mission, quantum computing initiatives
- HILL‘Save the Senate’? Duo floats big changes to chamber rules
- COURTSSupreme Court asked to weigh political ad rates
- COURTSReplacing Alito on the court? It’s if, not when
- AGENCIESWatchdog to examine summertime hack of DHS information network, other incidents
- AGENCIESGSA seeks to boost understanding of FedRAMP 20x overhaul
- POLICYUrban, rural hospitals closing at similar rates, study finds
- COURTSJustices consider dispute over Air Force operations in Guam
- WORLDThe Cyber Corps: Ukraine’s Least Understood Cyber Actor
- POLICYAging workforce, immigration crackdown are depleting skilled workers