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The Securities and Exchange Commission is working on a defined, compliance-based rule for digital assets to encourage technology testing and development in the U.S.

OMB Director Russell Vought is determining which agencies and employees are essential to the functioning of the federal government during the shutdown.

Energy Secretary Wright announced the return of over $13 billion in unobligated taxpayer funds that had been appropriated to the green agenda of the prior administration.

FBI Director Kash Patel testified to the House Judiciary Committee that his agency had arrested over 23,000 violent criminals and removed six thousand firearms from the streets in seven months.

Secret Service Director Curran warned personnel regarding bias and said the agency “must be focused on being the solution, not adding to the problem.“

HUD Secretary Turner appeared with President Trump at the Religious Liberty Commissioner meeting at the Museum of the Bible and encouraged people to pray for the United States every week from now until July 4th of next year.

The VA Secretary said that VA staff will be spending more time treating veterans now that tens of millions in taxpayer funding is being redirected away from subsidizing federal unions.

Commissioner Frank Bisignano is overseeing improvements at the Social Security Administration, with a focus on efficiency and quality customer service.

Interior Secretary Burgum has taken steps to reverse the approval of the Lava Ridge Wind Project, which state officials have uniformly opposed since its inception.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr announced that the commission is conducting its annual assessment of advanced telecommunications to ensure that broadband is being deployed to all Americans.