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US Politics · United States

Judge deems Trump's National Institutes of Health grant cuts illegal

56% Center coverage: 184 sources

A federal judge in Boston on Monday said the termination of National Institutes of Health grants for research on diversity-related topics by President Donald Trump's administration's was "void and illegal," and accused the government of discriminating against minorities and LGBT people.See the Story

US Politics · United States

Trump Administration Lays Off Hundreds Of Voice Of America Workers

45% Center coverage: 99 sources

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US Politics · United States

Senate scales back additional Trump tax cuts in its version of ‘big, beautiful bill’

65% Center coverage: 82 sources

Senate Republicans’ tax and spending cut bill makes many of the core elements of their 2017 tax cuts permanent but scales back additional cuts from what the House passed. See the Story

Civil rights agency’s acting chair to face questions on anti-DEI, transgender stances

49% Center coverage: 54 sources

DEI · United States See the Story

Democrats Demand Details From Palantir on Federal Contracts After Social Security, IRS Report

64% Center coverage: 11 sources

A coalition of Democratic lawmakers are asking tech giant Palantir to turn over details of their contracts with the Trump administration amid reports the data company has been given lucrative contracts that could allow it to assemble a database on Americans. The New York Times reported last month that Palantir is in discussions with numerous government agencies for…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Former archivist raises red flags over NARA cuts

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Trump administration’s plans to cut budgets and staff at the National Archives and Records Administration will put a dent in NARA’s ability to increase access to historical records and stunting preparations for a coming tidal wave of digital records, former Archives officials and experts warn. President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2026 budget request sets NARA’s budget at $414.7 million — nearly $60 million less than projected 2025 spending levels…College Park, Maryland · College Park Read Article

VA secretary says poor-performing employees will no longer ‘fail up’

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Department of Veterans Affairs is finalizing plans for a smaller workforce, but has exempted many of its frontline employees from upcoming cuts. VA Secretary Doug Collins told employees in a town hall address on Friday that “change is always uncomfortable,” but urged employees to leave the agency if they no longer feel motivated to serve veterans. “If you’re out there and working in our workforce and you don’t want to be there, please find a…United States · United States Read Article

Union warns Trump’s rapid changes for wildland firefighters will be ‘disastrous,’

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A union is warning about the risks of moving too fast on the Trump administration’s plans to consolidate federal programs for wildland firefighters, as the U.S. heads into an intense wildfire season. The National Federation of Federal Employees, which represents federal wildland firefighters, said some of the administration’s end goals for wildfire management are “broadly positive,” but warned that a lack of detail and planning — coupled with an…United States · United States See the Story

What it will take to realize AI’s promise to simplify and speed federal acquisition?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Interview transcript: Terry Gerton Let’s talk about AI. Because everyone is talking about using AI to simplify the contracting workload, both for government officials and also for industry. So as you think about that, and from your own experience, what is it about the current acquisition system, if you could pick one thing, that you would most want to change? Steven Aberle I think that’s a great question and you framed it in the right way, bec…Artificial Intelligence · United States Read Article

New sole-source thresholds gives a bigger piece of pie to Tribals and ignores small businesses

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Small businesses aiming to work with the Defense Department are about to see even larger gaps in equity — literally. Proposed in November of 2024, the Federal Acquisition Regulation Council recommended the sole source IDIQ justification threshold to go from $100M to $150M. What this means is the colloquial “super 8as” which currently have $100M sole source contracts without justification and approval see a 50% increase in capability, whereas mor…United States · United States Read Article

There’s no place like home: Why government is positioned to lead the on-prem data revolution

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

For years, most of the federal government has taken a measured approach to cloud adoption, balancing the security and control of on-premises deployments with the efficiencies cloud can deliver. While commercial enterprises rushed to embrace cloud-first strategies, many government agencies retained significant on-premises data analytics infrastructures. Now, as concerns around security, cost unpredictability and data sovereignty grow, the private…United States · United States Read Article

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Top Federal News Network News

Judge deems Trump's National Institutes of Health grant cuts illegal

Trump Administration Lays Off Hundreds Of Voice Of America Workers

Senate scales back additional Trump tax cuts in its version of ‘big, beautiful bill’

Civil rights agency’s acting chair to face questions on anti-DEI, transgender stances

Democrats Demand Details From Palantir on Federal Contracts After Social Security, IRS Report

Former archivist raises red flags over NARA cuts

VA secretary says poor-performing employees will no longer ‘fail up’

Union warns Trump’s rapid changes for wildland firefighters will be ‘disastrous,’

What it will take to realize AI’s promise to simplify and speed federal acquisition?

New sole-source thresholds gives a bigger piece of pie to Tribals and ignores small businesses

There’s no place like home: Why government is positioned to lead the on-prem data revolution

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