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Breitbart Business Digest: The Fed’s Own Economic Model Says Tariffs Can Boost Investment and Growth
Tariffs can boost U.S. economic growth over the long term even when foreigners absorb just a tiny fraction of their cost, according to the Federal Reserve’s main economic model. The post Breitbart Business Digest: The Fed’s Own Economic…
Quantum computing hits ‘put up or shut up’ moment
Government and industry officials have cautious optimism about advancing quantum computing use cases ranging from materials sciences to pharmaceuticals.
VA.gov refresh is ‘early step’ in broader push to modernize digital services
VA.gov’s new look adds plain-language search and password-less login as the agency modernizes its digital front door.
FedVIP 2027: Are you getting your money’s worth?
Dental and vision premiums aren’t seeing the same dramatic increases hitting FEHB in 2027, but that doesn’t mean you should automatically renew coverage.
CMS CIO Newbold to leave federal service
Mark Plaugher, the director of the information systems group at CMS, will be the acting CIO until the agency hires a permanent one.
The translation problem: What it takes to modernize federal infrastructure
Getting that translation right, more than any single technical breakthrough, is what separates a successful modernization effort from one that stalls.
Proximal Ventures raises debut fund to back startups bringing AI to drug development
Former SignalFire investor Sahir Raoof raises $27.5 million for new fund targeting AI in pharma.
How to make sure you finish out the year in a good spot tax wise
"I think the best thing people can do is to create a projection for what their income looks like in the year," said Thiago glieger.
Retired, but not on Autopilot: What’s changing for federal retirees with FEHB
This Fed Thread episode highlights six lessons annuitants should understand this Open Season.
Federal telework decreased by 73% from 2024 to 2025
OPM’s annual telework report to Congress surveyed 97 agencies and found 55% of all employees were eligible to telework in the 2025 reporting period.
Researchers and census advocates are raising concerns about proposed changes
"The U.S. is not designed and never has been a country that knows everything about everyone inherently on the part of the government," said Howard Fienberg.
Here’s why last year’s government shutdown will haunt October’s inflation data. - The New York Times
Here’s why last year’s government shutdown will haunt October’s inflation data. The New York Times
Industry groups continue fight against stock buyback restrictions
Industry groups continue to push back hard against a measure that would restrict DoD contractors’ ability to buy back stock and pay dividends.
Some federal law enforcement personnel may see 6.7% raise next year
Many federal law enforcement positions are expected to get a 3.8% raise next year, but OPM's plan could give some employees as much as a 6.7% raise in 2027.
Focus on how a ‘good’ inspector general performs
A performance-based approach, while not a panacea, would establish concrete factors to assess and evaluate IGs and oversight professionals.
A Sam Altman parody offers an amusing lesson in memory management
We verified the RAM numbers are real without sending any emails to OpenAI.
Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky launches bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
Massie said Hegseth “knowingly executed and implemented unlawful orders” and “remains a threat to the Constitution.”
Doha 2026 World Shooting Championships: Serbia's Aleksandra Stojadinovic Wins Women's 50m Rifle Gold - Qatar news agency
Doha 2026 World Shooting Championships: Serbia's Aleksandra Stojadinovic Wins Women's 50m Rifle Gold Qatar news agency
USDA mass reorganization plan remains on hold
The American Federation of Government Employees has been suing USDA over the reorganization plans, warning that the effort will lead to mass staff attrition.
How a civil servant got away with juggling five jobs for so long
Kashim Chowdhury has been convicted of fraud after pocketing £284,000 of taxpayers' money over three years.
Social Security Timing & Medicare Maximization for Federal Employees
When should you claim Social Security and should you add Medicare Part B to your health coverage? Find out what's right for you.
A strategic plan can help define an institution’s future
"You need to have somebody who is sitting in the chair of the Comptroller General who is willing to actually take on the executive branch," said Phillip Joyce.
Jim Cramer says this is the stock to buy as data center development slows
Jim Cramer says a slowdown in data center construction gives Amazon an edge.
Civil servant who secretly held five jobs found guilty of fraud
Kashim Chowdhury had secretly held multiple public sector jobs on full-time salaries.
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