After years of falling short, the Air Force has scrapped the 80 percent readiness threshold for four aircraft.
RSC Offers Solutions to Boost Government Efficiency During Pandemic
The RSC’s commonsense framework will guide America through the pandemic and ensure a speedy economic recovery.
Best Principles for Infrastructure Investment
Any infrastructure stimulus bill considered in the future must implement a handful of core principles in order to ensure the best return on the taxpayers’ investment.
CARES Act Allocates $1.5 Billion to Bureaucratic Dinosaur
One of the most egregious examples of wasteful spending in the CARES Act is $1.5 billion allocated to the Economic Development Administration.
The WHO needs to be Investigated
A thorough examination of the WHO is long overdue.
The Next Stimulus Bill Must Be Temporary and Targeted
As conversations continue on how to best help Americans in the next round of funding, Congress must remember to keep a temporary mindset that is focused on combatting COVID-19.
Joint Strike Fighter’s Latest Problem: ODIN
ALIS, the F-35’s logistics system, has long been plagued with technical flaws. A new GAO report has predicted more of the same from its successor.
New Report Offers Solutions to FedRAMP Problems
FedRAMP is used to provide cloud service providers authorization to operate within federal agencies.
CBO’s 2020 Economic Outlook Shows Trillion-Dollar Deficits Are Here To Stay
Unsurprisingly, the United States’ fiscal outlook remains dreadful.
Another Year and Additional F-35 Complications
Add one more item to the list of innumerable glitches in Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program.