Congress should empower agencies to fix government flaws
Bloomberg Opinion argues that Supreme Court rulings will ease challenge to new and old rules, enabling better administration. It urges Congress to hire competent workers, expand programs like US Digital Service, and invest in AI, OTA, and GAO to improve service, trust, and efficiency in federal governance.
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Nervous about the Secret Service in 1962 style satire
A commentary linking Irving Berlin’s 1962 Mr President song to a recent Secret Service failure at a Donald Trump rally in Butler Pennsylvania. The piece cites a shooter, Crooks, on a roof, agency leadership resignations, Senate hearings, and debates over DEI impact on recruitment, urging attention to security lapses.
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Harris taps Minnesota Governor Walz as running mate
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Patricia Lopez outlines Kamala Harris selecting Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as vice presidential candidate. Walz blends governing record with an everyman image, aiming to broaden appeal in Midwestern battlegrounds while defending his pandemic and National Guard decisions. He positions government action as a means to improve lives.
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