A lack of transparency at both the federal and state level is making it increasingly difficult for journalists and citizens to hold government to account.
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Since the 1800s, Congress has enacted laws to ensure that federal workers are hired on the basis of their professional qualifications - not their political loyalty.
The Peace Corps isn’t doing the same foreign policy work the State Department carries out. But it still helps the American brand internationally.
Surveillance of speech by algorithm raises urgent questions about data privacy and the future of a neutral, expert public service.
Musk seems to be poised to pivot Tesla towards new, more lucrative, sectors.
The targeting of the FDIC could dangerously erode its ability to manage financial crises, like the one that occurred in 2008.
The first president realized that working with Congress – not alone or against it – was the best way to actually create an efficient federal government.
The majority of the 23 states disproportionately affected by the cuts are red states.
This year’s CPAC gathering has been a victory lap for Trump supporters, who have devoted their time at the event to praising the president and his accomplishments.
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