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Italy opens door to chemical castration for rapists and pedophiles

Italy opens door to chemical castration for rapists and pedophiles

ROME — Italy moved on Wednesday toward legalizing chemical castration, with MPs approving the creation of a committee that could draft laws on treating violent sex offenders with androgen-blocking drugs.


The peaceful transfer of power starts now

The peaceful transfer of power starts now

Silence prevents us from affirming that political identities are a valuable form of diversity and fuels subconscious and unconscious bias that could influence hiring decisions, promotions, and daily interactions.


Voting by mail? Election workers are worried about issues at the Postal Service

Voting by mail? Election workers are worried about issues at the Postal Service

Some people who vote by mail may be disenfranchised this fall if the issues are not addressed, the officials said in a letter to the head of the United States Postal Service that detailed challenges with the delivery of mail-in ballots over the past year.


The future of the intelligence workforce will center on STEM, diversity and flexibility, experts say

The future of the intelligence workforce will center on STEM, diversity and flexibility, experts say

In a Sept. 5 Intelligence and National Security Foundation webinar focused on development of the intelligence community’s workforce, Kyzer spoke with representatives from the government, private and non-governmental sectors who agreed that the future of that workforce will increasingly promote STEM expertise, workers from underrepresented backgrounds and more transitions between the public and private sectors.


Key debate takeaways for federal employees

Key debate takeaways for federal employees

Trump skirted a question about whether he would’ve done anything differently on Jan. 6, 2021, when a mob of his supporters attacked the U.S. Capitol where lawmakers were certifying Joe Biden’s election win.


Lawmakers mull a fraud-focused scorecard for oversight

Lawmakers mull a fraud-focused scorecard for oversight

The center differs from other government anti-fraud resources, like the Treasury Department’s Do Not Pay service, because of its cross-agency purview and use of machine learning, said Horowitz, who also emphasized the fact that the PRAC has access to law enforcement data because of its authority.


13 things to know about long-term care planning

13 things to know about long-term care planning

As the FLTCIP is not currently available to new applicants, I priced a similar policy sold by Mutual of Omaha using their online long-term care premium calculator.


There is little consensus in Washington on spending following August recess

There is little consensus in Washington on spending following August recess

In addition to the voter ID provisions, they objected to the long length of the measure—Biden and his allies prefer a two-month deal—as well as the House’s failure to include proposed budget anomalies that would increase funding at the Veterans Affairs Department and Social Security Administration.


Bobbleheads, Magic 8 Balls, chairs and other artifacts in the Smithsonian reveal the historical significance of presidential debates

Bobbleheads, Magic 8 Balls, chairs and other artifacts in the Smithsonian reveal the historical significance of presidential debates

Most notably, the first debate in the 2024 cycle, between Trump and President Joe Biden, was unprecedented in that it happened before the nominating conventions and led to a change of nominee for the Democratic Party.


Hundreds of cities get federal help to make streets safer

Hundreds of cities get federal help to make streets safer

But Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, said grant programs like the safe streets initiative allow local leaders to have a bigger say on improving their road networks.


These are the 2024 winners of the ‘Oscars’ of government service

These are the 2024 winners of the ‘Oscars’ of government service

"As we recognize the winners of this year’s Sammies on the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks — a stark reminder of the vital importance of effective government — we honor their passion, hard work and dedication, along with that of the more than 2 million civil servants who have answered the call to serve our country,” said Max Stier, president and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service, in a statement.


IRS is behind on Biden policy to not increase audits for households under $400K

IRS is behind on Biden policy to not increase audits for households under $400K

TIGTA said that IRS also should examine adjustments for cases when two spouses each earn less than $400,000 but together make more than that amount and craft a definition for small businesses, which the 2022 directive also exempts from the increased audit rate.