Natalie Alms is a Senior Correspondent at Nextgov/FCW. She covers the intersection of federal technology policy, service delivery, customer experience, and the government's tech workforce, focusing on how these issues impact individuals. Natalie is featured in various outlets including FCW, Washington Technology, and Defense One.
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Natalie Alms' coverage focuses primarily on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly related to technology, artificial intelligence, federal agencies, and cybersecurity. Her articles often delve into the intersection of politics with these topics.
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The government is even encouraging agencies to bring more services in-house.
By: Natalie Alms, Natalie Yuravlivker
July 4th marked the official end of the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. That's in accordance with the executive order President Trump signed last year to create it.
Inside Trump's program to bring Afrikaners to the U.S.
Staff say the gesture isn't increasing morale, but it is raising ethics questions.
By: Derek Hawkins, Natalie Alms
DHS says states must use a system that’s raised concerns about voter disenfranchisement.
By: Eric Katz, Tyler Spence, Natalie Alms
Employees say the moves are backdoor layoffs that will hamper policy, research and wildfire response.
Democrats say the race, sex and ethnicity data is central to enforcing antidiscrimination laws.
The government's proposed requirement for contractors' AI systems to be “unbiased” are technically “infeasible,” businesses say.
The agency has already moved to rehire some of the staff.
The Trump administration isn't handing over records of DOGE staffers completing training, ethics disclosures.
