Government

A government is the system or group of people governing an organized community, often a state. In the case of its broad associative definition, government normally consists of legislature, executive, and judiciary.

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OpenAI Begins Briefing Governments on Cybersecurity Capabilities
OpenAI Begins Briefing Governments on Cybersecurity Capabilities
April 22, 2026  |  Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI has reportedly begun briefing state and federal government officials on its cybersecurity product’s capabilities. The AI startup held an event in Washington D.C. Tuesday (April...

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Importers Prep for Monday Opening of Tariff Refund Portal
Importers Prep for Monday Opening of Tariff Refund Portal
April 17, 2026  |  Legal & Regulation

Importers are preparing to file claims Monday (April 20) for refunds of tariffs, but are not certain what to expect, Reuters reported Friday (April 17)....

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IMF Warns Governments to Keep Close Watch on AI Threats
IMF Warns Governments to Keep Close Watch on AI Threats
April 14, 2026  |  Cybersecurity

A top International Monetary Fund official says governments need to be watchful of AI threats. That’s according to a report Tuesday (April 14) by Bloomberg News, which says this...

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Robinhood and BNY Tapped for President Trump’s Kid-Focused Savings Accounts
Robinhood and BNY Tapped for President Trump’s Kid-Focused Savings Accounts
April 06, 2026  |  Banking

The White House has picked Robinhood and BNY to operate its new child-centric savings accounts. The Department of the Treasury announced Monday (April 6) that it had chosen BNY to manage the initial...

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AI Policy Shifts From Innovation to Economic Payoff
AI Policy Shifts From Innovation to Economic Payoff
March 23, 2026  |  Economy

Watch more: TechReg Talks With Progressive Policy Institute’s Dr. Michael Mandel Governments are reexamining technology as industrial policy confronts an era defined by artificial intelligence...

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Senate Passes Housing Bill Without CCCA Amendment
Senate Passes Housing Bill Without CCCA Amendment
March 13, 2026  |  Credit Cards

An attempt to secure Senate passage for the Credit Card Competition Act (CCCA) by attaching it as an amendment to a bipartisan housing bill failed,...

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White House Warns of Lengthy Tariff Refund Timeline
White House Warns of Lengthy Tariff Refund Timeline
March 12, 2026  |  Legal & Regulation

The White House is warning that businesses seeking tariff refunds may face a long wait. As the New York Times (NYT) reported Thursday (March 12), the administration has...

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Anthropic Sees Clients Step Back Following Government Ban
Anthropic Sees Clients Step Back Following Government Ban
March 11, 2026  |  Artificial Intelligence

Anthropic says it could lose billions of dollars due to a government ban on its services. The artificial intelligence (AI) startup made that argument in a...

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Tariff Refund Claims Could Expose Major Supplier Enablement Gaps
Tariff Refund Claims Could Expose Major Supplier Enablement Gaps
March 09, 2026  |  Legal & Regulation

First came the tariffs and their unpredictability, now come the refunds. As covered here last week, Judge Richard Eaton at the Court of International Trade...

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