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Capitol changes: Legislative races that could shift power in Harrisburg
City & State recaps key state House primaries
New bill would establish an IG for the Supreme Court
The Judicial Ethics Enforcement Act calls for a new inspector general’s office to investigate alleged misconduct and prevent waste, fraud and abuse across the judicial branch.
Space Force seeks next-gen satellite monitoring system
The service branch wants to work with civilian and commercial satellite providers to create a space-based global environmental monitoring system.
General Dynamics CEO: Customer comfort with AI will drive sales
Technology makers and integrators alike all have to invest in artificial intelligence even as "people are careful and they think properly" about AI's path forward, as GD's chief executive described to investors.
Barbaricum acquires airborne intelligence provider
Barbaricum is looking to offer defense and intelligence agencies a wider portfolio of services to help operators work with their data.
With surge in hate crimes, state justice department launches hotline awareness campaign
Oregon's confidential hotline connects victims to government and community services that range from counseling to help filing a police report.
RTX moves away from competing as a prime for space contracts
RTX's soon-to-be CEO tells investors the company will turn its focus to "the key components that go in the prime satellites and buses.”
First Read – April 24, 2024
Lee wins in Pittsburgh … Kim in Harrisburg … Kenyatta for Auditor General … and more
House panel advances bill to make federal contracting easier to understand
The Plain Language in Contracting Act would require agencies to use easy-to-understand language for certain procurement notices pertaining to small businesses.
Can Biden’s new jobs program to fight climate change attract women and people of color?
The American Climate Corps program aims to recruit a diverse workforce. But it will face challenges including low pay, the need for child care, and historic discrimination against women in the trades.
Bipartisan group looks to push IRS towards simpler math error notices
The IRS MATH Act would require the tax agency to send more specific, straightforward notices when it corrects simple math errors on tax returns.
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