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A Government Accountability Office report reveals that interagency friction, staffing losses, and out-of-date outreach prevent over one million food-insecure veterans from accessing SNAP benefits. Addressing these administrative gaps is vital for veteran welfare and overall force sustainment.

A new GAO study finds the Fly America Act adds up to $1.5 million in annual State Department travel costs while creating critical operational delays during emergency diplomatic deployments and personnel evacuations.

A new GAO report highlights severe State Department consular staffing deficits that pushed visitor visa interview wait times to 201 days in FY 2025, damaging key diplomatic and economic partner workflows.

Persistent private housing market distortions in remote and vacation regions are compromising Coast Guard force retention, prompting GAO to call for accelerated joint DoD-DHS allowance reforms and data-driven housing policy upgrades.

The U.S. Coast Guard has implemented 36 of 49 planned reforms to address systemic sexual misconduct, but incomplete execution, missing performance metrics, and delayed reports to Congress jeopardize service readiness and cadet retention, according to a GAO assessment.

A new Government Accountability Office report highlights low awareness of GSA’s shared meeting space inventory among federal agencies. Enhancing visibility and inventory comprehensiveness could significantly cut leasing costs and maximize interagency footprint efficiency.

A new GAO report reveals that delayed transitions from legacy telecommunications contracts to GSA's Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract led to a 206% single-month price surge in March 2025. Defense and civilian agencies face ballooning costs and unmonitored service disruption risks.