New procedures and requirements — some implemented in the name of improving operations — are slowing down federal agencies.

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Kennedy Jr., the health and human services secretary, responded to questions by Senator Josh Hawley ... miscarriage patients must sign the same form. For years, leading medical organizations ...

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The Vatican doesn’t tax its residents or issue bonds, and it's got a very big budget problem. It primarily finances the ...

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