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news.bgov.com > bloomberg-government-news > political-oversight-of-grants-spreads-as-congress-halts-omb-rule

Political Oversight of Grants Spreads as Congress Halts OMB Rule

4+ day, 28+ min ago   (118+ words) Bloomberg Government News Agencies are moving to give political appointees a bigger say in how grant money goes out the door, even as Congress has stalled the White House’s efforts to expand such authorities across the federal government. An Office…...

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Education Department Proposal Broadens Grant Canceling Authority

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (90+ words) Bloomberg Government News The Education Department’s proposal to expand its authority to discontinue federal grants would align the agency’s grantmaking process according to the current White House’s preferences. The regulatory changes would allow the department to “retain ongoing programmatic discretion…...