Congress hasn’t expressly waived the federal government’s sovereign immunity for retaliation claims under the False Claims Act, dooming a federal employee’s lawsuit against the secretary for the Department of Veterans Affairs, a federal appeals court said.
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Leidos and OpenAI are partnering to deploy AI solutions across federal government operations.
Sidley Austin’s former executive committee chair is pivoting from leading one of the world’s largest law firms to a two-month-old AI-native law firm.
Congress is one step closer to gaining the authority to review artificial intelligence chip sales to China, a move likely to open a rift with the Trump administration over plans to let
Federal agencies and programs covered by the Defense, Labor-Health and Human Services-Education, and Transportation-Housing and Urban Development spending bills would receive full-year federal funding for fiscal 2026 under
Congressional spending leaders tacked on an extra $30 million for security for US Supreme Court justices in an unrelated spending bill following a last-minute request from court officials, boosting resources as threats against federal judges rise.
AlphaSpaces failed to timely challenge the US Space Force’s decision to eliminate it from a space launch services procurement worth billions of dollars, the GAO said Wednesday.
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New York Yankees minority owner Marvin Goldklang doesn’t have to defend against an allegation he “schemed” to end an affiliate relationship between an Oregon-based minor league baseball team and the San Francisco Giants, the Third Circuit ruled Wednesday.
As Congress continues to debate a massive infrastructure bill, we look at five reasons why it's so difficult to build stuff in America.
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