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Great talk by #GeorgeMonbiot on #TheInvisibleDoctrine - #TheSecretHistoryOfNeoliberalism at #TheVic #GSA union tonight with #TheNational editor Laura Webster. Read the book & go see him if you can. There is hope!
#MakeHopePossible #DemocraticLeftScotland
George says politics should be about the billions not the billionaires, #PrivateSufficiencyPublicLuxury
Also, it makes no sense for Scotland to stay in the UK #ScottishIndependence #YouYesYet -
Great talk by #GeorgeMonbiot on #TheInvisibleDoctrine - #TheSecretHistoryOfNeoliberalism at #TheVic #GSA union tonight with #TheNational editor Laura Webster. Read the book & go see him if you can. There is hope!
#MakeHopePossible #DemocraticLeftScotland
George says politics should be about the billions not the billionaires, #PrivateSufficiencyPublicLuxury
Also, it makes no sense for Scotland to stay in the UK #ScottishIndependence #YouYesYet -
Great talk by #GeorgeMonbiot on #TheInvisibleDoctrine - #TheSecretHistoryOfNeoliberalism at #TheVic #GSA union tonight with #TheNational editor Laura Webster. Read the book & go see him if you can. There is hope!
#MakeHopePossible #DemocraticLeftScotland
George says politics should be about the billions not the billionaires, #PrivateSufficiencyPublicLuxury
Also, it makes no sense for Scotland to stay in the UK #ScottishIndependence #YouYesYet -
Great talk by #GeorgeMonbiot on #TheInvisibleDoctrine - #TheSecretHistoryOfNeoliberalism at #TheVic #GSA union tonight with #TheNational editor Laura Webster. Read the book & go see him if you can. There is hope!
#MakeHopePossible #DemocraticLeftScotland
George says politics should be about the billions not the billionaires, #PrivateSufficiencyPublicLuxury
Also, it makes no sense for Scotland to stay in the UK #ScottishIndependence #YouYesYet -
Great talk by #GeorgeMonbiot on #TheInvisibleDoctrine - #TheSecretHistoryOfNeoliberalism at #TheVic #GSA union tonight with #TheNational editor Laura Webster. Read the book & go see him if you can. There is hope!
#MakeHopePossible #DemocraticLeftScotland
George says politics should be about the billions not the billionaires, #PrivateSufficiencyPublicLuxury
Also, it makes no sense for Scotland to stay in the UK #ScottishIndependence #YouYesYet -
Federal Cyber Experts Thought Microsoft’s Cloud Was “A Pile Of Shit.” They Approved It Anyway.
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Federal Cyber Experts Thought Microsoft’s Cloud Was “A Pile Of Shit.” They Approved It Anyway.
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Federal Cyber Experts Thought Microsoft’s Cloud Was “A Pile Of Shit.” They Approved It Anyway.
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Federal Cyber Experts Thought Microsoft’s Cloud Was “A Pile Of Shit.” They Approved It Anyway.
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Federal Cyber Experts Thought Microsoft’s Cloud Was “A Pile Of Shit.” They Approved It Anyway.
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🚨 A major change in federal cybersecurity quietly took place. The General Services Administration, which handles government purchasing, has updated its IT security rules to match the Department of Defense’s strict CMMC standards. For federal contractors, simply checking boxes isn’t enough. 🛡️
If you work with Controlled Unclassified Information, strong security is now a must for government contracts. The GSA now expects Zero Trust principles 🔒, including proof of encryption, multi-factor authentication, and ongoing monitoring. This change also carries legal risks ⚖️ if you can't demonstrate real compliance, your company could face lawsuits under the False Claims Act.
📑 The GSA now requires CMMC-level security documentation for contracts with civilian agencies.
⏱️ These compliance requirements apply right away to new contract opportunities and awards.
⚠️ Federal contractors now face greater legal risk if they misrepresent their cybersecurity readiness.
✅ Zero Trust data principles are no longer just a best practice; they're now required as the standard.https://www.forbes.com/sites/emilsayegh/2026/02/07/a-quiet-policy-shift-just-redefined-entire-federal-cybersecurity-landscape/
#FederalContracting #ZeroTrust #CyberCompliance #GSA #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #cybersecurity -
🚨 A major change in federal cybersecurity quietly took place. The General Services Administration, which handles government purchasing, has updated its IT security rules to match the Department of Defense’s strict CMMC standards. For federal contractors, simply checking boxes isn’t enough. 🛡️
If you work with Controlled Unclassified Information, strong security is now a must for government contracts. The GSA now expects Zero Trust principles 🔒, including proof of encryption, multi-factor authentication, and ongoing monitoring. This change also carries legal risks ⚖️ if you can't demonstrate real compliance, your company could face lawsuits under the False Claims Act.
📑 The GSA now requires CMMC-level security documentation for contracts with civilian agencies.
⏱️ These compliance requirements apply right away to new contract opportunities and awards.
⚠️ Federal contractors now face greater legal risk if they misrepresent their cybersecurity readiness.
✅ Zero Trust data principles are no longer just a best practice; they're now required as the standard.https://www.forbes.com/sites/emilsayegh/2026/02/07/a-quiet-policy-shift-just-redefined-entire-federal-cybersecurity-landscape/
#FederalContracting #ZeroTrust #CyberCompliance #GSA #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #cybersecurity -
🚨 A major change in federal cybersecurity quietly took place. The General Services Administration, which handles government purchasing, has updated its IT security rules to match the Department of Defense’s strict CMMC standards. For federal contractors, simply checking boxes isn’t enough. 🛡️
If you work with Controlled Unclassified Information, strong security is now a must for government contracts. The GSA now expects Zero Trust principles 🔒, including proof of encryption, multi-factor authentication, and ongoing monitoring. This change also carries legal risks ⚖️ if you can't demonstrate real compliance, your company could face lawsuits under the False Claims Act.
📑 The GSA now requires CMMC-level security documentation for contracts with civilian agencies.
⏱️ These compliance requirements apply right away to new contract opportunities and awards.
⚠️ Federal contractors now face greater legal risk if they misrepresent their cybersecurity readiness.
✅ Zero Trust data principles are no longer just a best practice; they're now required as the standard.https://www.forbes.com/sites/emilsayegh/2026/02/07/a-quiet-policy-shift-just-redefined-entire-federal-cybersecurity-landscape/
#FederalContracting #ZeroTrust #CyberCompliance #GSA #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #cybersecurity -
🚨 A major change in federal cybersecurity quietly took place. The General Services Administration, which handles government purchasing, has updated its IT security rules to match the Department of Defense’s strict CMMC standards. For federal contractors, simply checking boxes isn’t enough. 🛡️
If you work with Controlled Unclassified Information, strong security is now a must for government contracts. The GSA now expects Zero Trust principles 🔒, including proof of encryption, multi-factor authentication, and ongoing monitoring. This change also carries legal risks ⚖️ if you can't demonstrate real compliance, your company could face lawsuits under the False Claims Act.
📑 The GSA now requires CMMC-level security documentation for contracts with civilian agencies.
⏱️ These compliance requirements apply right away to new contract opportunities and awards.
⚠️ Federal contractors now face greater legal risk if they misrepresent their cybersecurity readiness.
✅ Zero Trust data principles are no longer just a best practice; they're now required as the standard.https://www.forbes.com/sites/emilsayegh/2026/02/07/a-quiet-policy-shift-just-redefined-entire-federal-cybersecurity-landscape/
#FederalContracting #ZeroTrust #CyberCompliance #GSA #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #cybersecurity -
🚨 A major change in federal cybersecurity quietly took place. The General Services Administration, which handles government purchasing, has updated its IT security rules to match the Department of Defense’s strict CMMC standards. For federal contractors, simply checking boxes isn’t enough. 🛡️
If you work with Controlled Unclassified Information, strong security is now a must for government contracts. The GSA now expects Zero Trust principles 🔒, including proof of encryption, multi-factor authentication, and ongoing monitoring. This change also carries legal risks ⚖️ if you can't demonstrate real compliance, your company could face lawsuits under the False Claims Act.
📑 The GSA now requires CMMC-level security documentation for contracts with civilian agencies.
⏱️ These compliance requirements apply right away to new contract opportunities and awards.
⚠️ Federal contractors now face greater legal risk if they misrepresent their cybersecurity readiness.
✅ Zero Trust data principles are no longer just a best practice; they're now required as the standard.https://www.forbes.com/sites/emilsayegh/2026/02/07/a-quiet-policy-shift-just-redefined-entire-federal-cybersecurity-landscape/
#FederalContracting #ZeroTrust #CyberCompliance #GSA #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #cybersecurity -
Cops Criticize Flock Safety After It’s Caught Handing Out Access To Federal Agencies
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Cops Criticize Flock Safety After It’s Caught Handing Out Access To Federal Agencies
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Cops Criticize Flock Safety After It’s Caught Handing Out Access To Federal Agencies
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Cops Criticize Flock Safety After It’s Caught Handing Out Access To Federal Agencies
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Cops Criticize Flock Safety After It’s Caught Handing Out Access To Federal Agencies
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Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative – FedScoop
WASHINGTON, DC – JULY 15: U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs the White House on July 15, 2025 in Washington, DC. Trump is traveling to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to speak at an artificial intelligence and energy summit. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images)Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative
The General Services Administration cited the organization’s support for “LGBTQ+ advocacy, feminism, and climate alarmism” among its reasons the nation dropped its membership.
By Madison Alder, January 30, 2026
Listen to this article, 3:59
The U.S. government has backed out of an organization it helped found that’s aimed at improving how governments can better serve their citizens.
The Open Government Partnership announced Wednesday that the U.S. had formally withdrawn its membership, adding to a growing list of organizations the administration has departed.
Despite the U.S. being one of the founding nations of the organization in 2011, the General Services Administration’s head, Edward Forst, wrote to the group’s leadership this month to notify them of the decision.
Per a copy of that letter published by OGP, Forst said the country’s participation in the organization “has become at best ineffective and at worst detrimental to advancing” principles outlined in the nation’s founding documents, though he didn’t cite specific documents.
Forst implied that the body “seeks to erode U.S. national sovereignty” and went on to blame its “embrace of divisive ideological agendas” as a reason the nation dropped its membership.
“Racial identity politics, anti-police bias, LGBTQ+ advocacy, feminism, and climate alarmism have increasingly dominated OGP’s policy agenda,” Forst wrote. “These divisive agendas, driven by extreme ideological cliques, have destroyed the ability of OGP to credibly operate as a voice for transparency.”
That rhetoric echoes the Trump administration’s controversial efforts to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, from the federal government — whether through the termination of grants, positions, organizations, or data points. The withdrawal also comes after the organization reported that the Trump administration had weakened the U.S. government’s existing progress toward open government goals.
In a December report, OGP pointed to the Trump administration’s repeal and replacement of executive orders “related to equity, data transparency, and law enforcement accountability” and disbanding a federal advisory committee on open government as examples of weakened progress.
The U.S. withdrawal was met with disappointment and criticism from the organization’s leadership as well as civil society leaders, though none expressed surprise.
“Anyone who has followed developments over the last year will not be surprised by this decision of the US government,” Aidan Eyakuze, OGP’s CEO, said in a statement included in the release.
Eyakuze commended efforts by government leaders and civil society to advance accountability goals and expressed hope the U.S. would return to the organization one day.
Daniel Schuman, executive director of the nonprofit American Governance Institute who previously led the now-disbanded Open Government Federal Advisory Committee, said the administration’s decision is part of “a broader pattern of opacity.”
“The Trump administration is not only the least transparent government in American history; its policies are antithetical to democracy, of which transparency is an essential element,” Schuman said in a written statement.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative | FedScoop
Tags: Advocacy, Climate Alarmism, DEI, FedScoop, Feminism, General Services Administration, Global open government initiative, GSA, Open Government Partnership, Trump, Trump Administration, United States, Withdraws
#Advocacy #ClimateAlarmism #DEI #FedScoop #Feminism #GeneralServicesAdministration #GlobalOpenGovernmentInitiative #GSA #OpenGovernmentPartnership #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates #Withdraws -
Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative – FedScoop
WASHINGTON, DC – JULY 15: U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs the White House on July 15, 2025 in Washington, DC. Trump is traveling to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to speak at an artificial intelligence and energy summit. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images)Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative
The General Services Administration cited the organization’s support for “LGBTQ+ advocacy, feminism, and climate alarmism” among its reasons the nation dropped its membership.
By Madison Alder, January 30, 2026
Listen to this article, 3:59
The U.S. government has backed out of an organization it helped found that’s aimed at improving how governments can better serve their citizens.
The Open Government Partnership announced Wednesday that the U.S. had formally withdrawn its membership, adding to a growing list of organizations the administration has departed.
Despite the U.S. being one of the founding nations of the organization in 2011, the General Services Administration’s head, Edward Forst, wrote to the group’s leadership this month to notify them of the decision.
Per a copy of that letter published by OGP, Forst said the country’s participation in the organization “has become at best ineffective and at worst detrimental to advancing” principles outlined in the nation’s founding documents, though he didn’t cite specific documents.
Forst implied that the body “seeks to erode U.S. national sovereignty” and went on to blame its “embrace of divisive ideological agendas” as a reason the nation dropped its membership.
“Racial identity politics, anti-police bias, LGBTQ+ advocacy, feminism, and climate alarmism have increasingly dominated OGP’s policy agenda,” Forst wrote. “These divisive agendas, driven by extreme ideological cliques, have destroyed the ability of OGP to credibly operate as a voice for transparency.”
That rhetoric echoes the Trump administration’s controversial efforts to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, from the federal government — whether through the termination of grants, positions, organizations, or data points. The withdrawal also comes after the organization reported that the Trump administration had weakened the U.S. government’s existing progress toward open government goals.
In a December report, OGP pointed to the Trump administration’s repeal and replacement of executive orders “related to equity, data transparency, and law enforcement accountability” and disbanding a federal advisory committee on open government as examples of weakened progress.
The U.S. withdrawal was met with disappointment and criticism from the organization’s leadership as well as civil society leaders, though none expressed surprise.
“Anyone who has followed developments over the last year will not be surprised by this decision of the US government,” Aidan Eyakuze, OGP’s CEO, said in a statement included in the release.
Eyakuze commended efforts by government leaders and civil society to advance accountability goals and expressed hope the U.S. would return to the organization one day.
Daniel Schuman, executive director of the nonprofit American Governance Institute who previously led the now-disbanded Open Government Federal Advisory Committee, said the administration’s decision is part of “a broader pattern of opacity.”
“The Trump administration is not only the least transparent government in American history; its policies are antithetical to democracy, of which transparency is an essential element,” Schuman said in a written statement.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative | FedScoop
Tags: Advocacy, Climate Alarmism, DEI, FedScoop, Feminism, General Services Administration, Global open government initiative, GSA, Open Government Partnership, Trump, Trump Administration, United States, Withdraws
#Advocacy #ClimateAlarmism #DEI #FedScoop #Feminism #GeneralServicesAdministration #GlobalOpenGovernmentInitiative #GSA #OpenGovernmentPartnership #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates #Withdraws -
Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative – FedScoop
WASHINGTON, DC – JULY 15: U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs the White House on July 15, 2025 in Washington, DC. Trump is traveling to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to speak at an artificial intelligence and energy summit. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images)Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative
The General Services Administration cited the organization’s support for “LGBTQ+ advocacy, feminism, and climate alarmism” among its reasons the nation dropped its membership.
By Madison Alder, January 30, 2026
Listen to this article, 3:59
The U.S. government has backed out of an organization it helped found that’s aimed at improving how governments can better serve their citizens.
The Open Government Partnership announced Wednesday that the U.S. had formally withdrawn its membership, adding to a growing list of organizations the administration has departed.
Despite the U.S. being one of the founding nations of the organization in 2011, the General Services Administration’s head, Edward Forst, wrote to the group’s leadership this month to notify them of the decision.
Per a copy of that letter published by OGP, Forst said the country’s participation in the organization “has become at best ineffective and at worst detrimental to advancing” principles outlined in the nation’s founding documents, though he didn’t cite specific documents.
Forst implied that the body “seeks to erode U.S. national sovereignty” and went on to blame its “embrace of divisive ideological agendas” as a reason the nation dropped its membership.
“Racial identity politics, anti-police bias, LGBTQ+ advocacy, feminism, and climate alarmism have increasingly dominated OGP’s policy agenda,” Forst wrote. “These divisive agendas, driven by extreme ideological cliques, have destroyed the ability of OGP to credibly operate as a voice for transparency.”
That rhetoric echoes the Trump administration’s controversial efforts to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, from the federal government — whether through the termination of grants, positions, organizations, or data points. The withdrawal also comes after the organization reported that the Trump administration had weakened the U.S. government’s existing progress toward open government goals.
In a December report, OGP pointed to the Trump administration’s repeal and replacement of executive orders “related to equity, data transparency, and law enforcement accountability” and disbanding a federal advisory committee on open government as examples of weakened progress.
The U.S. withdrawal was met with disappointment and criticism from the organization’s leadership as well as civil society leaders, though none expressed surprise.
“Anyone who has followed developments over the last year will not be surprised by this decision of the US government,” Aidan Eyakuze, OGP’s CEO, said in a statement included in the release.
Eyakuze commended efforts by government leaders and civil society to advance accountability goals and expressed hope the U.S. would return to the organization one day.
Daniel Schuman, executive director of the nonprofit American Governance Institute who previously led the now-disbanded Open Government Federal Advisory Committee, said the administration’s decision is part of “a broader pattern of opacity.”
“The Trump administration is not only the least transparent government in American history; its policies are antithetical to democracy, of which transparency is an essential element,” Schuman said in a written statement.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative | FedScoop
#Advocacy #ClimateAlarmism #DEI #FedScoop #Feminism #GeneralServicesAdministration #GlobalOpenGovernmentInitiative #GSA #OpenGovernmentPartnership #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates #Withdraws -
Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative – FedScoop
WASHINGTON, DC – JULY 15: U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs the White House on July 15, 2025 in Washington, DC. Trump is traveling to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to speak at an artificial intelligence and energy summit. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images)Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative
The General Services Administration cited the organization’s support for “LGBTQ+ advocacy, feminism, and climate alarmism” among its reasons the nation dropped its membership.
By Madison Alder, January 30, 2026
Listen to this article, 3:59
The U.S. government has backed out of an organization it helped found that’s aimed at improving how governments can better serve their citizens.
The Open Government Partnership announced Wednesday that the U.S. had formally withdrawn its membership, adding to a growing list of organizations the administration has departed.
Despite the U.S. being one of the founding nations of the organization in 2011, the General Services Administration’s head, Edward Forst, wrote to the group’s leadership this month to notify them of the decision.
Per a copy of that letter published by OGP, Forst said the country’s participation in the organization “has become at best ineffective and at worst detrimental to advancing” principles outlined in the nation’s founding documents, though he didn’t cite specific documents.
Forst implied that the body “seeks to erode U.S. national sovereignty” and went on to blame its “embrace of divisive ideological agendas” as a reason the nation dropped its membership.
“Racial identity politics, anti-police bias, LGBTQ+ advocacy, feminism, and climate alarmism have increasingly dominated OGP’s policy agenda,” Forst wrote. “These divisive agendas, driven by extreme ideological cliques, have destroyed the ability of OGP to credibly operate as a voice for transparency.”
That rhetoric echoes the Trump administration’s controversial efforts to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, from the federal government — whether through the termination of grants, positions, organizations, or data points. The withdrawal also comes after the organization reported that the Trump administration had weakened the U.S. government’s existing progress toward open government goals.
In a December report, OGP pointed to the Trump administration’s repeal and replacement of executive orders “related to equity, data transparency, and law enforcement accountability” and disbanding a federal advisory committee on open government as examples of weakened progress.
The U.S. withdrawal was met with disappointment and criticism from the organization’s leadership as well as civil society leaders, though none expressed surprise.
“Anyone who has followed developments over the last year will not be surprised by this decision of the US government,” Aidan Eyakuze, OGP’s CEO, said in a statement included in the release.
Eyakuze commended efforts by government leaders and civil society to advance accountability goals and expressed hope the U.S. would return to the organization one day.
Daniel Schuman, executive director of the nonprofit American Governance Institute who previously led the now-disbanded Open Government Federal Advisory Committee, said the administration’s decision is part of “a broader pattern of opacity.”
“The Trump administration is not only the least transparent government in American history; its policies are antithetical to democracy, of which transparency is an essential element,” Schuman said in a written statement.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Trump administration withdraws U.S. from global open government initiative | FedScoop
Tags: Advocacy, Climate Alarmism, DEI, FedScoop, Feminism, General Services Administration, Global open government initiative, GSA, Open Government Partnership, Trump, Trump Administration, United States, Withdraws
#Advocacy #ClimateAlarmism #DEI #FedScoop #Feminism #GeneralServicesAdministration #GlobalOpenGovernmentInitiative #GSA #OpenGovernmentPartnership #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates #Withdraws -
Under the terms of the redevelopment of the #StElizabeths West Campus, the #FederalGovernment is required to provide preservationists 3 business days to respond to an “emergency” notification regarding the property, acc/to preservationists.
The #GSA notified DC Mayor Muriel Bowser’s admin of the plan on the evening of Dec 23. The GSA’s emailed letter to the city included Noem’s memo, as well as a safety assessment report completed Dec19. -
Under the terms of the redevelopment of the #StElizabeths West Campus, the #FederalGovernment is required to provide preservationists 3 business days to respond to an “emergency” notification regarding the property, acc/to preservationists.
The #GSA notified DC Mayor Muriel Bowser’s admin of the plan on the evening of Dec 23. The GSA’s emailed letter to the city included Noem’s memo, as well as a safety assessment report completed Dec19. -
Under the terms of the redevelopment of the #StElizabeths West Campus, the #FederalGovernment is required to provide preservationists 3 business days to respond to an “emergency” notification regarding the property, acc/to preservationists.
The #GSA notified DC Mayor Muriel Bowser’s admin of the plan on the evening of Dec 23. The GSA’s emailed letter to the city included Noem’s memo, as well as a safety assessment report completed Dec19. -
Under the terms of the redevelopment of the #StElizabeths West Campus, the #FederalGovernment is required to provide preservationists 3 business days to respond to an “emergency” notification regarding the property, acc/to preservationists.
The #GSA notified DC Mayor Muriel Bowser’s admin of the plan on the evening of Dec 23. The GSA’s emailed letter to the city included Noem’s memo, as well as a safety assessment report completed Dec19. -
Under the terms of the redevelopment of the #StElizabeths West Campus, the #FederalGovernment is required to provide preservationists 3 business days to respond to an “emergency” notification regarding the property, acc/to preservationists.
The #GSA notified DC Mayor Muriel Bowser’s admin of the plan on the evening of Dec 23. The GSA’s emailed letter to the city included Noem’s memo, as well as a safety assessment report completed Dec19. -
DHS’s proposed #demolition is prompting opposition from the #NationalTrust for #HistoricPreservation & the #DC
#Preservation League, which are seeking to participate in a detailed on-site assessment of the structures, 9 of which were built in the late 1800s.
In a letter sent Sunday to the #GSA, the preservationist orgs raise “strong objections” to the proposed demolition, contending that no evidence of an emergency exists beyond “Secretary Noem’s unilateral declaration” of one. -
DHS’s proposed #demolition is prompting opposition from the #NationalTrust for #HistoricPreservation & the #DC
#Preservation League, which are seeking to participate in a detailed on-site assessment of the structures, 9 of which were built in the late 1800s.
In a letter sent Sunday to the #GSA, the preservationist orgs raise “strong objections” to the proposed demolition, contending that no evidence of an emergency exists beyond “Secretary Noem’s unilateral declaration” of one. -
DHS’s proposed #demolition is prompting opposition from the #NationalTrust for #HistoricPreservation & the #DC
#Preservation League, which are seeking to participate in a detailed on-site assessment of the structures, 9 of which were built in the late 1800s.
In a letter sent Sunday to the #GSA, the preservationist orgs raise “strong objections” to the proposed demolition, contending that no evidence of an emergency exists beyond “Secretary Noem’s unilateral declaration” of one. -
DHS’s proposed #demolition is prompting opposition from the #NationalTrust for #HistoricPreservation & the #DC
#Preservation League, which are seeking to participate in a detailed on-site assessment of the structures, 9 of which were built in the late 1800s.
In a letter sent Sunday to the #GSA, the preservationist orgs raise “strong objections” to the proposed demolition, contending that no evidence of an emergency exists beyond “Secretary Noem’s unilateral declaration” of one. -
DHS’s proposed #demolition is prompting opposition from the #NationalTrust for #HistoricPreservation & the #DC
#Preservation League, which are seeking to participate in a detailed on-site assessment of the structures, 9 of which were built in the late 1800s.
In a letter sent Sunday to the #GSA, the preservationist orgs raise “strong objections” to the proposed demolition, contending that no evidence of an emergency exists beyond “Secretary Noem’s unilateral declaration” of one. -
#DHS is seeking to fast-track the #demolition of 15 #historic buildings at #StElizabeths in SE Washington, DC, asserting the conditions of the vacant structures represent an “emergency” & pose potential security risks….
#KristiNoem, in a Dec 19 memo to the #GSA, said the buildings “constitute a present risk to life & property” on the 176-acre West Campus, a fortified complex that Homeland Security has been transforming into its new HQ over the past 15 years. -
#DHS is seeking to fast-track the #demolition of 15 #historic buildings at #StElizabeths in SE Washington, DC, asserting the conditions of the vacant structures represent an “emergency” & pose potential security risks….
#KristiNoem, in a Dec 19 memo to the #GSA, said the buildings “constitute a present risk to life & property” on the 176-acre West Campus, a fortified complex that Homeland Security has been transforming into its new HQ over the past 15 years. -
#DHS is seeking to fast-track the #demolition of 15 #historic buildings at #StElizabeths in SE Washington, DC, asserting the conditions of the vacant structures represent an “emergency” & pose potential security risks….
#KristiNoem, in a Dec 19 memo to the #GSA, said the buildings “constitute a present risk to life & property” on the 176-acre West Campus, a fortified complex that Homeland Security has been transforming into its new HQ over the past 15 years. -
#DHS is seeking to fast-track the #demolition of 15 #historic buildings at #StElizabeths in SE Washington, DC, asserting the conditions of the vacant structures represent an “emergency” & pose potential security risks….
#KristiNoem, in a Dec 19 memo to the #GSA, said the buildings “constitute a present risk to life & property” on the 176-acre West Campus, a fortified complex that Homeland Security has been transforming into its new HQ over the past 15 years. -
#DHS is seeking to fast-track the #demolition of 15 #historic buildings at #StElizabeths in SE Washington, DC, asserting the conditions of the vacant structures represent an “emergency” & pose potential security risks….
#KristiNoem, in a Dec 19 memo to the #GSA, said the buildings “constitute a present risk to life & property” on the 176-acre West Campus, a fortified complex that Homeland Security has been transforming into its new HQ over the past 15 years. -
…The #NationalTrust …alleges that the #Trump admin violated the #Constitution’s property clause, which authorizes #Congress to oversee property on #FederalLand.
The National Trust’s lawsuit names Trump & other admin officials, including at the National Park Service [#NPS] & the General Services Administration [#GSA], as defendants.#law #WhiteHouse #EastWing #ballroom #HistoricLandmark #USHistory #conservation
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…The #NationalTrust …alleges that the #Trump admin violated the #Constitution’s property clause, which authorizes #Congress to oversee property on #FederalLand.
The National Trust’s lawsuit names Trump & other admin officials, including at the National Park Service [#NPS] & the General Services Administration [#GSA], as defendants.#law #WhiteHouse #EastWing #ballroom #HistoricLandmark #USHistory #conservation
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…The #NationalTrust …alleges that the #Trump admin violated the #Constitution’s property clause, which authorizes #Congress to oversee property on #FederalLand.
The National Trust’s lawsuit names Trump & other admin officials, including at the National Park Service [#NPS] & the General Services Administration [#GSA], as defendants.#law #WhiteHouse #EastWing #ballroom #HistoricLandmark #USHistory #conservation
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…The #NationalTrust …alleges that the #Trump admin violated the #Constitution’s property clause, which authorizes #Congress to oversee property on #FederalLand.
The National Trust’s lawsuit names Trump & other admin officials, including at the National Park Service [#NPS] & the General Services Administration [#GSA], as defendants.#law #WhiteHouse #EastWing #ballroom #HistoricLandmark #USHistory #conservation
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…The #NationalTrust …alleges that the #Trump admin violated the #Constitution’s property clause, which authorizes #Congress to oversee property on #FederalLand.
The National Trust’s lawsuit names Trump & other admin officials, including at the National Park Service [#NPS] & the General Services Administration [#GSA], as defendants.#law #WhiteHouse #EastWing #ballroom #HistoricLandmark #USHistory #conservation
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US Border Crossing Closure Challenged Under Environmental Treaty https://www.byteseu.com/1619308/ #AirQuality #ANIERM #BorderInfrastructure #CEC #Chihuahua #CiudadJuárez #CommercialTransport #CordovaAmericasBridge #CrossBorderTrade #ElPaso #environment #EnvironmentalCompliance #ESG #GeneralServicesAdministration #GSA #LaPazAgreement #logistics #MarceloVázques #Mexico #SupplyChain #Sustainability #texas #Trucking #UnitedStates #USMCA #ZaragozaYsletaPort
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Almost exactly 1 yr ago, #SusieWiles, now serving as Trump’s chief of staff, described the decision not to sign the #GSA agreement as a way to “save taxpayers’ hard-earned money”🤨. At the time, she also pledged to disclose the names of #donors & to ensure that no noncitizens contributed….
#Trump had reported raising $6.5M for his first presidential transition, all from private donations under the $5k cap. In 2021, President Joe #Biden disclosed $22.1M in contributions to his transition.
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Almost exactly 1 yr ago, #SusieWiles, now serving as Trump’s chief of staff, described the decision not to sign the #GSA agreement as a way to “save taxpayers’ hard-earned money”🤨. At the time, she also pledged to disclose the names of #donors & to ensure that no noncitizens contributed….
#Trump had reported raising $6.5M for his first presidential transition, all from private donations under the $5k cap. In 2021, President Joe #Biden disclosed $22.1M in contributions to his transition.
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Almost exactly 1 yr ago, #SusieWiles, now serving as Trump’s chief of staff, described the decision not to sign the #GSA agreement as a way to “save taxpayers’ hard-earned money”🤨. At the time, she also pledged to disclose the names of #donors & to ensure that no noncitizens contributed….
#Trump had reported raising $6.5M for his first presidential transition, all from private donations under the $5k cap. In 2021, President Joe #Biden disclosed $22.1M in contributions to his transition.
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Almost exactly 1 yr ago, #SusieWiles, now serving as Trump’s chief of staff, described the decision not to sign the #GSA agreement as a way to “save taxpayers’ hard-earned money”🤨. At the time, she also pledged to disclose the names of #donors & to ensure that no noncitizens contributed….
#Trump had reported raising $6.5M for his first presidential transition, all from private donations under the $5k cap. In 2021, President Joe #Biden disclosed $22.1M in contributions to his transition.
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Almost exactly 1 yr ago, #SusieWiles, now serving as Trump’s chief of staff, described the decision not to sign the #GSA agreement as a way to “save taxpayers’ hard-earned money”🤨. At the time, she also pledged to disclose the names of #donors & to ensure that no noncitizens contributed….
#Trump had reported raising $6.5M for his first presidential transition, all from private donations under the $5k cap. In 2021, President Joe #Biden disclosed $22.1M in contributions to his transition.