A Treasury watchdog report reveals how inaccurate tax information impacted FAFSA requests, offering a warning to agencies as they follow a Trump executive order to spur data sharing.
The VA is responsible for 5.2 million veterans with military service-connected disabilities and 4.6 million with general disabilities, per data from 2023.
The updated guidance on use case reporting broadly resembles that of the Biden administration, though it abbreviates the process.
Despite challenges and a lack of success in the pilot phase, GSA has decided to move forward with expanding its transactional data reporting program.
Replacing a 20-year-old system with a new product called Phoenix should help the independent IRS body more efficiently manage its ever-growing caseload.
Only a third of the scanners are fully deployed and installed.
In a letter led by Sen. Wyden and Rep. Ocasio-Cortez, lawmakers raise concerns about potential Privacy Act violations. Palantir published a rebuttal on its social media channels.
The Department of Commerce’s inspector general was able to wreak simulated havoc on the bureau in its testing, prompting a list of 13 recommendations.
A new bill from Sens. Whitehouse, Warren and Wyden calls for performance and security audits into what DOGE left behind in its dives into SSA computer networks.
Staffers with the group have been properly vetted and trained, Judge Jeannette Vargas ruled, allowing a handful of DOGE staffers to access Americans’ financial data.
