The General Services Administration (GSA) is planning to cut its budget by half, leading to anticipated job cuts and office closures. Employees will be closely monitored, with reports suggesting the installation of keylogger software on their computers, raising cybersecurity concerns. NPR’s Jenna McLaughlin likens the GSA to a critical component of the federal government’s functionality, emphasizing its importance in mission success. Meanwhile, U.S. officials are in Europe discussing NATO and Ukraine policy, with Defense Secretary Hegseth aiming to reassure allies about the U.S. commitment, especially amidst anxiety regarding potential shifts in stance under President Trump's return to office.
The General Services Administration plans to cut its budget in half, with deep job cuts and increased employee surveillance, potentially impacting federal operations significantly.
NPR's Jenna McLaughlin compares the GSA's role to the federal government's circulatory system, essential for the functioning of federal agencies.
Sources indicate that budget cuts and increased surveillance within the GSA could soon expand across the federal government, raising significant concerns.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments in Germany aimed to reassure European allies regarding U.S. commitment to NATO amidst concerns over Trump's stance.
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