The Latest Breaking News from GSA

Donna Stevens, chief executive of the Girls’ Schools Association, has called Labour’s private school policy a ‘step backwards for equality’.

The Girls’ Schools Association president called on independent schools to ‘stand up and fight’ to protect girls-only education.

Intel's executive VP, Dr. Ann Kelleher, has been awarded the Dr. Lisa Su Women of Innovation Award from GSA, named for AMD's CEO and president.

Biden invited Trump to the meeting, which is scheduled to take place at 11am on Wednesday

General Services Administration will offer the option for facial recognition-enabled login.

Pop-star billionaire Taylor Swift's voting block mobilizes for Harris

The Republican nominee lent $28 million to purchase the property that he will never get back

Before he was Kamala Harris’s running mate, the Minnesota governor was a geography teacher, coach and faculty adviser for a gay-straight alliance at Mankato West High School. His former students tell Alex Woodward about their unlikely ally, and why dozens are now campaigning for him

Operation "Uncle Scam" used AI-powered phishers to exploit Microsoft Dynamics 365 & LLMs.

Reeling from jokes that they’re ‘weird’, Republicans create a hopeless nickname for Walz after a period product mandate

One of the UK’s largest taxpayers, billionaire quant trader Alex Gerko lost a legal dispute with British authorities over the tax treatment of a deferred payment plan. Appeal judges ruled that Gerko and other traders, while they were still running high-frequency trading strategies at GSA Capital Partners between 2010 and…