President signs order to cut disease-carrying pests in DC
The order obligates the Interior, Agriculture, EPA, GSA and HHS to launch a DC-wide campaign aiming for a 90 % drop in invasive mosquitoes and a 50 % drop in ticks by 2028.
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The order obligates the Interior, Agriculture, EPA, GSA and HHS to launch a DC-wide campaign aiming for a 90 % drop in invasive mosquitoes and a 50 % drop in ticks by 2028.
The recommendations bind HHS, USDA and GSA to improve reporting and risk assessments for lab gear sold from FY2022-2025 onward.
GAO recommends the Department of Veterans Affairs identify systemwide harassment incidents involving veterans, effective immediately.
Eligible veterans of the Federated States of Micronesia, Marshall Islands and Palau will receive limited VA health services beginning after August 2026.
State and local MMRCs serving pregnant people will be overseen by CDC under the new funding plan starting in 2024
Department of Labor, CMS and state regulators identified noncompliance affecting women covered by private health plans, per a 2024 GAO review.
DEA and FDA must adopt new scheduling policies after GAO report, effective immediately.
Veterans meeting service-connected criteria have been eligible for VA dental care since FY 2020, with eligibility projected to rise if heart-disease expansion occurs.
Report recommends statutory definition, funding exceptions, and an O&M pilot for tribes, affecting IHS, EPA and USDA.
The recommendation applies to FDA's Third Party Review Program and its accredited reviewers, pending agency action.
The recommendations bind CMS and state Medicaid programs, requiring complete corrective-action plans and systematic error analysis effective immediately.
The Department of Health and Human Services must adopt the GAO's recommendations to improve oversight and security controls for the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, effective immediately.
Qualified health plans on federal and state exchanges must estimate coverage costs at $1 per enrollee per month, affecting 1,719 plans nationwide.
Business, individuals, nonprofits and governments may comment on the collection burden through Nov. 2, 2026.
VA has not fully implemented 14 of 18 GAO recommendations, including 10 priority items, as of August 2026, endangering future health-record rollouts.
The Office of Personnel Management, IRS, EBSA and CMS must apply the corrected Independent Dispute Resolution regulations retroactively to August 3, 2026.
The updated GAO report corrects Rhode Island data and details 2024 labor characteristics of millions of program participants.
The recommendations target HHS and partner agencies and could guide surveillance improvements immediately.
Contact volume on three national hotlines increased 23% in FY 2025, affecting callers and veterans after the February 2025 executive order
The Department of Defense must evaluate staffing and technology needs for cognitive testing and blast exposure tracking, affecting all service members.