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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence had about 2,000 staff in January 2025. After five rounds of layoffs and reassignments, it has “little more than half” that, according to officials quoted by Federal News Network in July 2026. Senator Tom …
On 30 September NHTSA published a final rule cutting US fuel economy standards to an industry average of about 34.9 miles per gallon by …
In September 2026 Immigration and Customs Enforcement made more than 48,000 arrests, according to an official speaking to NBC. Around the …
By 30 November the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services must publish the negotiated prices for the third group of drugs under the …
Fiscal year 2027 started on 1 October with the US government open. That’s worth saying, because over the past twelve months it often wasn’t. …
Amazon, Microsoft and Google run most of Europe’s cloud computing. A law now moving through Brussels could decide whether they may keep …
There is still no federal law that overrides state AI rules in the United States. Twenty-one months into an administration that wants one, …
Nebraska started checking work requirements for Medicaid early. From 1 May 2026, adults applying for coverage under the state’s Medicaid …
On 23 September Glencore and Mercuria became the first commodity traders to join Project Vault, the US critical minerals stockpile, …
The 2025 reconciliation law, Public Law 119-21, gave wind and solar projects until 4 July 2026 to begin construction and keep the federal …
