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Nobody likes talking about long-term care, but waiting could cost more

"The cost of healthcare services don't rise like regular inflation. It's about twice the rate of inflation," said Thiago Glieger.

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Resident Eleanor Garrison, left, talks with director of nursing Cheri Place-Chafin in her room Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021, at Arbor Springs Health and Rehabilitation Center in Opelika, Ala. Coronavirus cases have dropped at U.S. nursing homes and other long-term care centers over the past few weeks, offering a glimmer of hope that studies and health officials link to various factors, including the start of vaccinations, the easing of a post-holiday virus surge and better prevention. (AP Photo/Julie Bennett)

Iran war operational costs climb over $37 billion

The new estimate includes the cost of the war to date as well as expenses like meal pay that are anticipated through the end of the fiscal year.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth testifies at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing, Tuesday, July 21, 2026, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

A new Commerce Dept policy pits privacy and transparency against access to information

"These data contain within it a lot of information that has policy implications, economic development, transportation infrastructure," said Paul Schroeder.

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FEMA’s chief financial officer was unlawfully fired, judge rules

The case centers on former FEMA chief financial officer Mary Comans. She was fired without cause last year.

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FILE - A sign for the Federal Emergency Management Agency is pictured at FEMA headquarters, April 20, 2020, in Washington. (Al Drago/The New York Times via AP, Pool)

Billington CyberSecurity Cyber and AI Outlook Series Episode 7: From Hype to Capability β€” How AI Can Realistically Change Cybersecurity

Discover how federal agencies are applying AI to strengthen cybersecurity, improve operational efficiency and deliver measurable mission outcomes while balancing innovation, governance and human expertise.

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How federal organizations are streamlining identity security

Join Federal News Network for a candid conversation on the gaps agencies still face in identity security, the fragmented legacy infrastructure slowing progress and what it really takes to bring human and machine identities under one governed, converged platform.

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Democrats demand transparency from White House on Schedule Policy/Career

A letter sent to the White House pushes for details on Schedule Policy/Career and if there are plans to expand the list of those stripped of their protections.

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Democratic candidate James Walkinshaw, who is running for the empty 11th congressional seat in Virginia, talks with reporters following a news conference, Friday, Sept. 5, 2025 in Fairfax, Va. Walkinshaw will face Republican Stewart Whitson in a special election on Sept. 9 to fill Rep. Gerry Connolly's congressional seat in Fairfax County (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)

Rethinking federal statistics in the AI era

Federal agencies are testing AI to improve survey quality, reduce costs and scale insights β€” but trust remains the priority. See how leaders are balancing innovation with transparency, privacy and human oversight in statistical programs.

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RTI briefing July 2026

Congress has a lot on its agenda and a short window of time

"It's kind of surprising that the NDAA is stuck in suspended animation right now," said Mitchell Miller.

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The U.S. Capitol, center, is seen with the Supreme Court of the United States, left, and the Library of Congress, right, Thursday, April 9, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)

The challenges, opportunities of open source intelligence for cyber defenders

Experts from the State Department, DIA and Leidos say agencies need to build connected intelligence capabilities and AI tools to augment the human analyst.

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GSA names new leaders for regions, PBS

Michael Gelber will now serve as acting commissioner of the Public Buildings Service and be one of two deputy PBS directors under a new dual-deputy structure.

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