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Ex-federal safety chair billed taxpayers for $50,000 in personal air travel and thousands more in office furniture, U.S. watchdog says
Politics
Ex-federal safety chair billed taxpayers for $50,000 in personal air travel and thousands more in office furniture, U.S. watchdog says
By Ari Natter and BloombergJune 29, 2023
Congressional Republicans Host Bicameral Debt Crisis News Conference
Personal Finance
The high-stakes debt ceiling fight could be a $12 trillion blow to the American economy: Here are 3 disasters a default would trigger
By Alicia AdamczykMay 20, 2023
More than $2 trillion in government ‘payment errors’ have cost taxpayers over the past two decades
Personal Finance
More than $2 trillion in government ‘payment errors’ have cost taxpayers over the past two decades
By Will DanielApril 18, 2023
Investment in child care creates a ‘robust labor force,’ reduces crime and delivers outsized returns, according to a new White House report
Success
Investment in child care creates a ‘robust labor force,’ reduces crime and delivers outsized returns, according to a new White House report
By Josh Boak and The Associated PressMarch 20, 2023
Twitter must keep details about U.S. government’s data requests secret because they could tip off ‘our foreign adversaries,’ judge rules
Tech
Twitter must keep details about U.S. government’s data requests secret because they could tip off ‘our foreign adversaries,’ judge rules
By Zoe Tillman, Chris Strohm and BloombergMarch 6, 2023
The government is now allowed to shoot up to 150 wild cattle with rifles from a helicopter after ranchers tried to stop it arguing animal cruelty
Environment
The government is now allowed to shoot up to 150 wild cattle with rifles from a helicopter after ranchers tried to stop it arguing animal cruelty
By Susan Montoya Bryan and The Associated PressFebruary 23, 2023
Here’s what’s open (and closed) on Jan. 2, 2023
Retail
Here’s what’s open (and closed) on Jan. 2, 2023
By Chris MorrisJanuary 2, 2023
A farmer kneeling in front of a tractor
Lifestyle
Black farmers are suing the government over what they say are broken promises of federal aid: ‘They gave us their word’
By Josh Funk and The Associated PressDecember 6, 2022
Chilean Sea Bass in a grocery store
Environment
The feds are fighting a Texas fishery over a ban on Chilean sea bass in Antarctica, and it’s all Russia’s fault
By Joshua Goodman and The Associated PressOctober 18, 2022
A sign for the National Security Agency (NSA), US Cyber Command and Central Security Service, is seen near the visitor's entrance to the headquarters of the National Security Agency (NSA).
Education Articles
How to land a cybersecurity job with the federal government
By Preston Fore and Rich GrisetJuly 14, 2022
How designers can help fix the U.S. government’s customer service
Conferences
How designers can help fix the U.S. government’s customer service
By Phil WahbaMay 25, 2022
U.S. supremacy in A.I. may hinge on these proposed policies
Newsletters
U.S. supremacy in A.I. may hinge on these proposed policies
By Jonathan VanianMay 24, 2022
Treasury Department building
Politics
The U.S. budget deficit fell to $165 billion in October, down 42% from last year
By Matt Ott and The Associated PressNovember 10, 2021
Transacting more than $10K in crypto? You may soon have to report that to the government
Tech
Transacting more than $10K in crypto? You may soon have to report that to the government
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 21, 2021
Flowers on a grave
Politics
Inside the FEMA program that spent $1 billion on COVID-19 funerals
By Kat EschnerAugust 14, 2021
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