And, DOGE planned to ‘kill off’ living individuals in an SSA database, and now lawmakers want answers

Letters from Sens. Warren and Blumenthal follow a whistleblower complaint detailing an attempt to move 2.7 million people to the Death Master File as an immigration enforcement…

The congressional watchdog’s annual report on overlapping federal programs finds at least $132 billion in financial benefits to the government.

Eliminating regulations were presented as “the default case” for HUD legal and policy employees based on the AI tool’s recommendations, documents show.

And, OMB data shows that disclosed government AI use cases increased by 70% in 2025, with NASA fueling a big chunk of the rise.

The congressional watchdog laid some blame for DOGE’s shoddy data practices on Treasury for not implementing cyber controls on payment systems.

The blanket purchase agreement is a “continuation” of work that Palantir has done with the agency, company execs told FedScoop, including on USDA’s “One Farmer, One File”…

The federal human capital agency distributed its third shared certificate of applicants Wednesday, bringing the vetted candidate pool to more than 700, the agency confirmed.

Frank Bisignano told the Senate Finance Committee that advanced technology has made up for massive staff cuts, saying the agency has had “less people and better results.”

Chase Ausley, a director within the USDS stationed at CMS, told FedScoop the organization has roughly 90 employees across agencies and is “actively growing.”