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The future of the National Climate Assessment is in jeopardy due to funding cuts and author dismissals.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's tech mishaps have exposed sensitive military information through unauthorized communications.

Sen. Ron Wyden urges the Trump administration to reconsider travel policies that deter international visitors ahead of major sporting events.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan faces changes after mistakenly filing a letter that undermined the government's opposition to New York's congestion pricing.

Google Workspace negotiates a significant discount for US government agencies, aiming to challenge Microsoft's market dominance.

The deadline for Real ID compliance for domestic flights is set for May 7, enhancing document security in the U.S.

A federal judge ruled a wrongly deported man must be returned to the U.S., but the government argues it lacks the authority to enforce such a ruling.

65% of taxpayers see the tax code as overly complex, with majority calling for its reform.

Federal spending cuts jeopardize the operations of the U.S. Department of the Interior.

Staff at the Department of the Interior are struggling to fulfill mandated responsibilities amid budget cuts.

Khalil's arrest highlights perceived anti-Palestinian racism in the U.S. and raises concerns about suppression of pro-Palestinian activism.

The US government is scrutinizing billions spent on consulting contracts amidst job security concerns for employees at major firms.

The DOGE office aims to cut waste in government spending by reviewing essential consulting contracts.

New directives from the U.S. Department of the Interior create operational chaos for the National Park Service, impacting essential spending.