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Creating a Privacy Program: A Roadmap for States

Creating a Privacy Program: A Roadmap for States

As states expand digital services and data-sharing partnerships, the demand for formal privacy governance is rising—prompting a sharp increase in the appointment of state Chief Privacy Officers (CPOs). NASCIO’s roadmap…

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Investment Management: Federal Entities’ Efforts to Increase Opportunities for Minority- and Women-Owned Asset Managers

Investment Management: Federal Entities’ Efforts...

Despite growing attention on equity in federal investment practices, minority- and women-owned (MWO) asset management firms still face steep barriers to entry. While five federal investment plans now use 61…

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The Effects of State Paid Sick Leave Mandates on Parental Childcare Time

The Effects of State Paid Sick Leave Mandates on...

As more U.S. states adopt paid sick leave (PSL) mandates, new research reveals that these policies are helping parents spend more time caring for their children. Using nearly two decades…

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Chinese State Influence: Tariffs to Tension

Chinese State Influence: Tariffs to Tension

This report from Graphika highlights how Chinese state-aligned influence operations are amplifying narratives aimed at undermining U.S. policies and strengthening China’s global position. From spreading criticism of U.S. tariffs to…

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How China’s State-Backed E-Commerce Platforms Threaten American Consumers and U.S. Technology Leadership

How China’s State-Backed E-Commerce Platforms...

China’s state-backed e-commerce platforms—like Temu, SHEIN, and AliExpress—are expanding rapidly in the U.S., leveraging subsidies, tax breaks, and government-supported infrastructure to gain market dominance. These platforms exploit gaps in U.S.…

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YOUR RIGHTS in the Congressional Workplace

YOUR RIGHTS in the Congressional Workplace

This poster from the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights outlines the protections afforded to legislative branch employees under the Congressional Accountability Act. It covers a wide range of rights, including…

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Safe Money: Imposter Scams

Safe Money: Imposter Scams

Imposter scams are on the rise, with fraudsters posing as trusted figures—like government officials, relatives, or tech support—to steal personal information or money. Common tactics include urgent demands for payment…

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Identifying the Economic Implications of Artificial Intelligence for Copyright Policy

Identifying the Economic Implications of...

This volume explores the complex intersection of artificial intelligence and copyright policy, emphasizing the need for rigorous economic research to guide future decisions. It analyzes how AI-generated content challenges traditional…

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General Processed Procedures Manual

General Processed Procedures Manual

This manual from USDA’s Specialty Crops Inspection Division outlines the official procedures for inspecting processed fruits and vegetables. It details protocols for grading, in-plant inspections, label use, sample handling, and…

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Federal Tools for Production and Preservation of Affordable Rental Housing

Federal Tools for Production and Preservation of...

The federal government has developed a wide array of tools to support the production and preservation of affordable rental housing, ranging from public housing bonds to tax credits and block…

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Executive Order 14243: Stopping Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating Information Silos

Executive Order 14243: Stopping Waste, Fraud, and...

President Biden’s Executive Order 14243, issued on March 20, 2025, calls for eliminating information silos across federal agencies to combat waste, fraud, and abuse. It mandates full access to unclassified…

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Copyright and Artificial Intelligence Part 2: Copyrightability

Copyright and Artificial Intelligence Part 2:...

As generative AI reshapes the creative process, questions around who—or what—can be considered an author are taking center stage. The U.S. Copyright Office reaffirms that copyright law protects only works…

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Copyright and Artificial Intelligence Part 1: Digital Replicas

Copyright and Artificial Intelligence Part 1:...

The rise of generative AI has made it easier than ever to create digital replicas—realistic but fake videos, images, or audio of real people. While these technologies can offer creative…

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Executive Order 14236: Additional Rescissions of Harmful Executive Orders and Actions

Executive Order 14236: Additional Rescissions of...

This Executive Order marks a continued rollback of previous administration policies, rescinding a wide range of executive actions spanning labor rights, climate policy, bioeconomy initiatives, national security, and COVID-19 response.…

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Executive Order 14221: Making America Healthy Again by Empowering Patients With Clear, Accurate, and Actionable Healthcare Pricing Information

Executive Order 14221: Making America Healthy...

In a renewed push for healthcare transparency, the President has issued an Executive Order aimed at empowering patients with clear, accurate, and actionable pricing information. The directive builds on previous…

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