The administration’s plan to reroute FEMA grants toward state control and to pause or cancel several mitigation awards is framed as a bid for efficiency and accountability. New steps include…
Data‑sharing mandates, procurement consolidation, and broadened regulatory review anchor the administration’s campaign to cut waste and fraud. Orders establish DOGE, pare non‑statutory functions, require independent agencies to route rules through…
Framed as a push for accountability, the Schedule F measure reclassifies selective policy-making civil service positions into an excepted category, speeding removals and narrowing appeal rights. Agencies must inventory roles,…
A White House Faith Office and a Religious Liberty Commission were created to strengthen First Amendment protections for houses of worship, faith-based service providers, and conscience claims in health care.…
A recent executive decision to pause the BRIC pre‑disaster mitigation program and reassign roughly $4 billion from its statutory set‑aside shifts federal priorities toward immediate disaster spending and tighter oversight.…
A mix of halted rules, canceled mitigation awards, and personnel shifts has reshaped how federal disaster dollars flow and how quickly help reaches communities. Officials stopped the Federal Flood Risk…
A push to centralize federal procurement and remove barriers to data sharing aims to reduce duplication, win better prices, and improve auditability by routing common purchases through GSA and opening…
By folding the United States Digital Service into a new Department of Government Efficiency and consolidating purchasing under the GSA, the administration aims to centralize buying, speed software fixes, and…
An array of executive directives is shifting responsibility for child care and family benefits toward states while imposing centralized reviews of agency actions. The approach aims to speed approvals and…
