When the U.S. Government licenses commercial software, it generally does so under the same terms as any other commercial software licensee, unless the terms of that license are inconsistent with ...
On April 29, we hosted a webinar on fraud and government enforcement during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on lessons learned from past crises.[1] We drew on our collective decades of experience as U ...
Just weeks into the new year in California, 300-plus wildfires have left a trail of devastation and at least 29 lives lost. The devastation raises a question about emergency response: Why didn’t some ...
President Biden announced that by 2030, the United States will target reducing emissions by at least 50% compared to 2005 levels. His administration has said that reaching that goal will require all ...
A recent decision from the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals is a timely reminder that when it comes to stop‑work orders the clause the government actually invokes — not the one it later wishes ...
WASHINGTON — Just last week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fired all two dozen regional military recruiters. Investigators found they were coming up with bogus documents to show a potential ...
It’s no secret that this country is politically polarized, and with this divisiveness comes a lack of trust in government — especially at the federal level. Constituent trust in government grows, ...
The recent government shutdown has inspired a number of thoughts that lead me to ministry. Early in my ministry history (more than 20 years ago now), I was a lobbyist in New York State. I lobbied for ...
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