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Programming to predict the unpredictable
As the natural world rapidly changes, humanity relies on having reliable, accurate predictions of its behavior to minimize harmful impacts on society and the ecosystems that sustain it.
Ecosystems of all scales are becoming more and…
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Denver Gymnastics Set for Annual Crimson & Gold Intrasquad
DENVER – The University of Denver gymnastics team will host its annual Crimson & Gold Intrasquad…
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Gardner-Webb Athletics Announces Groundbreaking New Ticketing Partnership With Vivenu
BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. – Gardner-Webb University and Gardner-Webb Athletics are proud to announce a groundbreaking new ticketing…
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United States Senate Confirms Joseph Gormley as President of Ginnie Mae
Contact: GinnieMaeCommunications@HUD.gov
WASHINGTON, D.C.— The United States Senate has confirmed Joseph Gormley as President of Ginnie Mae National Mortgage Association (Ginne Mae). Gormley previously served as Ginnie Mae’s Executive Vice President (EVP) and Chief Operating Officer (COO) since April 2025. As part of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Ginne Mae ensures liquidity for housing programs that serve first-time homebuyers, low- and moderate-income borrowers, rural home borrowers, tribal home borrowers and veteran home borrowers across the country.
“I’m delighted at Joe’s confirmation,” said HUD Secretary Scott Turner. “His continued leadership at the helm of Ginnie Mae along with his deep expertise will be invaluable as we work to support affordable housing opportunities and economic revitalization across the country.”
“I am grateful for the trust that President Trump and Secretary Turner have placed in me,” said Gormley. “I look forward to continuing to deliver on Ginnie Mae’s mission to help more Americans realize the dream of homeownership.”
As President, Gormley will lead the agency’s mission to connect the U.S. housing market with global capital markets, helping to provide low-cost financing for federal housing programs and make affordable housing more accessible to millions of Americans. He brings considerable experience in housing finance, policy, and regulation, and has consistently championed market-based solutions to expanding affordable homeownership and improving economic outcomes for families nationwide.
Prior to joining Ginnie Mae, Gormley served in several senior roles at HUD, including Deputy Assistant Secretary for Single Family Housing at the Federal Housing Administration and Chief of Staff to the Deputy Secretary. Beyond HUD, he held roles at the Independent Community Bankers of America, as well as at the Mortgage Bankers Association and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
As EVP and COO, Gormley led Ginnie Mae’s strategic initiatives, core operations, and risk-management efforts, strengthening the organization’s ability to deliver its programs effectively and responsibly.
Gormley’s confirmation reinforces the Trump administration’s focus on Ginnie Mae ensuring a stable and resilient housing finance system. His experience and vision will be integral in advancing the agency’s mission to provide stability and affordability nationwide.
Additional information about Ginnie Mae is available at www.ginniemae.gov and on X (formerly Twitter), YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
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Nickel Extends Rebound After Indonesia Signals Mine Output Cut – Bloomberg.com
- Nickel Extends Rebound After Indonesia Signals Mine Output Cut Bloomberg.com
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Rethinking learning assessments: How authentic teaching fuels student impact
Three stories from my K-12 teaching days exemplify the theme of this month’s column, focused on authentic teaching, learning and assessment.
My third graders were studying mammals and were absolutely transfixed by the size of…
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Apple Locks iPhones into iOS 26
Apple just made a major move that’s catching iPhone users off guard: once you upgrade to iOS 26, there’s officially no way back. The company has stopped signing iOS 18.6.2, which means the digital pathway for reverting your iPhone has been…
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Phage resistance of Bordetella avium due to an altered cell wall results in increased susceptibility to the polypeptide antibiotics colistin and polymyxin B
Bhardwaj, S. et al. Antibiotics and antibiotic resistance- Flipsides of the same coin. Curr Pharm Des. 28, 2312–2329. https://doi.org/10.2174/1381612828666220608120238 (2022) (PMID: 35676839).
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