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#us-government

"We are incredibly honored and proud to be approaching that 40th anniversary and celebrating it from July through the end of the year at our annual briefing in November at Amazon headquarters. The 40th anniversary is a powerful moment for reflection."

Administration officials do not appear to be overtly massaging numbers to reach their preferred conclusions. Instead, they are depriving statistical agencies of essential resources needed to properly analyze data.

The US Department of Justice released what it described as raw footage from the night of Jeffrey Epstein's death in 2019. However, analysis of the video's metadata revealed modifications, conflicting with the official narrative.

David Crete, a former Air Force Sergeant who worked at NTTR from 1983 through 1987, said that over 490 of his fellow workers have died of severe illnesses since being stationed at the secret facility. 'I have brain atrophy. The left side of my brain is shrinking and dying. That's not too bad. I'm one of the healthy ones,' Crete told the House Veterans Affairs Committee in April while lobbying for legislation to support the Area 51 veterans. The average age of death for someone who served in that unit is 65 and the youngest airman to die was just 33.

The United States government announced that it will file a brief with the New York Court of Appeals in defense of Argentina's position in the YPF case.

The US supreme court allowing the president effectively to abolish the Department of Education only reinforces this sense; Sonia Sotomayor, in her dissent, explicitly wrote that the threat to our Constitution's separation of powers is grave.

The removal of mentions of bisexual people from the Stonewall National Monument website has sparked outrage as part of a broader erasure of LGBTQ+ history by the US government.

Earlier this week, the American Association for the Advancement of Science released an analysis suggesting that Trump's proposal would cut all federally-funded basic research by one-third.

I think overall the family are feeling that we are going to leave a legacy for Harry, which is that no family should ever be treated the way this family were by their own government.

Wang’s case exemplifies the blurred line between legitimate investigation and wrongful persecution, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the U.S. strategy against real Chinese espionage.

And I suggest that journalists who actually care about truth do the same to reduce the amount of misinformation that's going around the globe on this front.

One thing I've looked at is the underground base, city infrastructure and transportation system that's been built.

It's bizarre, because it goes against everything we stand for, and also against Swedish law. All municipalities are working with anti-discrimination. It's unbelievable.

"If agencies could save 10 percent of duplicative IT investments they could save one hundred million dollars or more," said Lucas-Judy, who was one of the main overseers of the report.

"The remains of the late Chief Justice [Salmon P.] Chase were borne to St. George's Church... clothed in a black dress coat and encased in an elegant rosewood coffin..."

We don't have terrorist organizations here, we have criminal organizations that have infiltrated society.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection's new guidance has confirmed that auto parts compliant with the CUSMA agreement will be exempt from the upcoming tariffs proposed by President Trump.

This has turned ordinary travel into a needlessly grueling ordeal for tourists, business travelers, lawful permanent residents and U.S. citizens.

The spokesperson for the Transportation Department criticized the U.S. Attorney's Office lawyers, claiming they acted either out of incompetence or an intentional obstruction towards ending congestion pricing.

Activists organized a protest to emphasize that the Trump administration's inaction on the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) could cost lives.

Google has long been on the lookout for ways to break Microsoft's stranglehold on US government office software, and the current drive to cut costs may be it.