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The federal government doesn’t know how much foreign money is behind the critical mineral mines on its own land, GAO reported on 16 October. The 1872 Mining Law doesn’t ask, so the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service don’t collect it. GAO released …
The Government Accountability Office released its strategic plan for 2027 to 2032 last week, setting out how Congress’s main watchdog means …
Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control packed a wide spread of actions into 13 to 19 October: Iranian offshore banks, a Mexican …
The Pentagon signed a framework with BAE Systems on 19 October for up to 25,000 APKWS guidance kits a year for up to seven years, but …
The Pentagon has asked every governor to compete to host a new joint base for 15,000 to 25,000 troops, the first since 1985. States must …
The Social Security Administration announced on 14 October that benefits will rise 3.6% in 2027, the largest cost-of-living adjustment since …
President Donald Trump’s decision to waive key new restrictions on Russia has turned a dispute over diesel supplies into a broader …
The fight over the cost of the Iran war has reached a basic question of government accountability: should Americans be allowed to see the …
The Census Bureau has proposed a rule for the 2030 census that would exclude people who are neither citizens nor green-card holders from the …
The Justice Department announced charges against 16 people for voting or registering to vote as non-citizens, including four in …
