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The Office of Management and Budget’s office of information and regulatory affairs has released a draft guidance for reviewing changes in ecosystem and environmental services in benefit-cost analysis as part of efforts

The White House has released an unclassified version of a review conducted by the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act’s Section 702. The PIAB report concludes that Section

Arnold Punaro, CEO of the Punaro Group, said the U.S. needs 3 to 5 percent real growth in defense budgets to implement the National Security Strategy amid the great power competition with

The Senate Appropriations Committee has passed a package of 12 appropriations bills that would allocate fiscal year 2024 funds for federal agencies – including the departments of Defense, Health and Human Services, Homeland

The General Services Administration has released an updated plan for identifying a location for the FBI’s new suburban headquarters in accordance with the provisions of the fiscal year 2023 Appropriations Act. Nina

The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday voted 219-210 to pass its version of the fiscal year 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, Reuters reported the same day. The $886 billion defense policy

The Department of Defense overestimated the value of U.S. military equipment it handed over to Ukraine in support of the latter’s defense efforts against Russian invasion by about $6.2 billion, Axios reported

The Department of Defense overestimated the value of missiles, ammunition and other equipment it handed over to Ukraine in support of its defense against Russian invasion by approximately $3 billion, Reuters reported

The Government Accountability Office identified eight priority open recommendations for the Office of Science and Technology Policy in July 2022 and found that OSTP implemented only one: the adoption of practices that

A study from Eagle Hill Consulting has found that 59 percent of government employees in remote and hybrid work arrangements said their job satisfaction would decline if their agency required their personnel