Federal Government | Page 2

Congress must decide how to implement the administration's fiscal vision for the country.

The nonpartisan group shared its analysis of the American Health Care Act.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO has been measured in his comments regarding executive order.

A series of controversies arose leading up to the CKE Restaurants CEO's hearing date.

The tech community is putting their words into legal action.

The former WWE CEO wants to make financial literacy a top priority.

He'll talk cybersecurity.

Many of the 45th President's cabinet picks hail from the corporate world.

Government requests for account data globally rose to 59,229 from 46,710.

The order on Yahoo from a secret court last year resulted from the government's drive to change decades of interpretation of the Fourth Amendment right of people to be secure against 'unreasonable searches and seizures.'

In the president elect's announcement, he's expected to tout that McMahon helped the WWE grow from a 13-person operation to a publicly traded global enterprise with more than 800 employees worldwide.

Don't glaze over when you hear about 'high-speed wireless networks.' 5G will present unfathomable opportunities for entrepreneurs.

'Innovation starts with government support for the research labs and universities working on new insights that entrepreneurs can turn into companies that change the world.'

Bulk shopping platform Boxed is reducing prices on women's products that are more expensive than the same items made for men.

U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas Perez told reporters in a phone call that the sick leave rule would directly affect more than 1.1 million workers.

The government currently allows automakers to self-certify that vehicles comply with safety standards.

'We regret and take responsibility for any instances where customers may have received a product that they did not request,' the bank said.

Apple and Google are among those who joined the tech giant in its bid to strike down a law preventing companies from telling customers the government is seeking their data.

Seems like Uncle Sam has Olympic gold fever in more ways than one.

The Office of Science and Technology Policy today unveiled its strategy to safely adopt UAS in the USA.

The world's largest social network said in a blogpost that it was introducing several changes, including elimination of a top-10 list of approved websites, more training and clearer guidelines to help human editors avoid ideological or political bias.