Federal Government Considers NDAs for Employees to Combat Leaks
The US federal government is reportedly floating the idea of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) for employees as part of a crackdown on leaks.
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ICE Shifts Immigration Enforcement Strategy Towards Local Cooperation After Minnesota Incident
The US federal government's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly changing its strategy, opting for cooperation with local police authorities for migration management instead of violent operations, following incidents like those in Minnesota.
US Government Sells Sprawling Washington D.C. Building
The US federal government has sold a large building in Washington, D.C., as part of its ongoing initiative to divest federal properties.
US Federal Government to Determine Colorado River Management After Stalled Negotiations
The US federal government will proceed with plans for managing the Colorado River after negotiations on water access between seven Western states and 30 tribal nations reached an impasse.
KPMG Exits US Government Audit Business After Losing Pentagon Contract
KPMG has announced it is shutting down its US federal government audit practice. This decision follows the firm's loss of a significant contract with the Pentagon.
Michael Bloomberg Criticizes Washington's 'War on Data'
Michael Bloomberg's opinion piece argues that the US federal government is jeopardizing its ability to manage effectively by engaging in a 'war on data,' highlighting the importance of measurement for management.
Minnesota Sues Federal Government Over ICE Actions and Civilian Deaths
The state of Minnesota has filed a lawsuit against the US federal government, accusing it of failing to cooperate in the investigation of shootings that resulted in the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good during ICE operations.
US Government Fund Withdrawal Impacts Research Solutions, Inc. (RSSS)
Research Solutions, Inc. (RSSS) is reportedly being negatively affected by the withdrawal of funds by the US Federal Government.
Watchdog Reports US Government Improper Payments Rose to $186 Billion
A watchdog report indicates that improper payments by US federal government agencies are estimated to have risen to approximately $186 billion in fiscal year 2025.
Celebrities Demand Closure of Dilley ICE Center for Children
Celebrities including Madonna and Mark Ruffalo signed an open letter calling on the US federal government to close the Dilley immigration center in Texas, where immigration agencies have detained children and their parents.
US Feds Plan Controversial Wild Horse Removal in the West
The US federal government is planning to remove 14,000 wild horses from Western lands using helicopter round-ups, citing drought and wildfire concerns. The controversial plan has drawn criticism from animal rights advocates.
LIG Nex1 denies delay in Ghost Robotics US IPO, reaffirms 2029 target
LIG Nex1 on Tuesday dismissed speculation that the planned US initial public offering of its robotics subsidiary Ghost Robotics has been delayed, reiterating that the listing remains on track for 2029 as originally agreed. Market rumors surfaced this week suggesting the IPO could be pushed back due to weakened short-term earnings visibility, partly stemming from last year’s US federal government shutdown, which disrupted procurement schedules and delayed key defense contracts. Ghost Robotics, ac