As part of the DOGE-directed reshaping of the federal government, General Services Administration listed more than 400 federal properties “designated for disposal” earlier this week, before replacing them with a “coming soon” message. That could be because 14 of them were in a warehouse complex also housing “the worst-kept secret in Springfield,” a U-shaped building that Bloomberg Law says “doesn’t appear in federal property records but has long been associated with the Central Intelligence Agency.” Wired has more details. [Link: A Sensitive Complex Housing a CIA Facility Was on GSA’s List of US Properties for Sale | https://www.wired.com/story/gsa-sale-cia-facility/ | wired.com]

As part of the DOGE-directed reshaping of the federal government, General Services Administration listed more than 400 federal properties “designated for disposal” earlier this week, before replacing them with a “coming soon” message. That could be because 14 of them were in a warehouse complex also housing “the worst-kept secret in Springfield,” a U-shaped building that Bloomberg Law says “doesn’t appear in federal property records but has long been associated with the Central Intelligence Agency.” Wired has more details. [Link: A Sensitive Complex Housing a CIA Facility Was on GSA’s List of US Properties for Sale | https://www.wired.com/story/gsa-sale-cia-facility/ | wired.com]

As part of the DOGE-directed reshaping of the federal government, General Services Administration listed more than 400 federal properties “designated for disposal” earlier this week, before replacing them with a “coming soon” message. That could be because 14 of them were in a warehouse complex also housing “the worst-kept secret in Springfield,” a U-shaped building that Bloomberg Law says “doesn’t appear in federal property records but has long been associated with the Central Intelligence Agency.” Wired has more details. [Link: A Sensitive Complex Housing a CIA Facility Was on GSA’s List of US Properties for Sale | https://www.wired.com/story/gsa-sale-cia-facility/ | wired.com]

As part of the DOGE-directed reshaping of the federal government, General Services Administration listed more than 400 federal properties “designated for disposal” earlier this week, before replacing them with a “coming soon” message. That could be because 14 of them were in a warehouse complex also housing “the worst-kept secret in Springfield,” a U-shaped building that Bloomberg Law says “doesn’t appear in federal property records but has long been associated with the Central Intelligence Agency.” Wired has more details. [Link: A Sensitive Complex Housing a CIA Facility Was on GSA’s List of US Properties for Sale | https://www.wired.com/story/gsa-sale-cia-facility/ | wired.com]

As part of the DOGE-directed reshaping of the federal government, General Services Administration listed more than 400 federal properties “designated for disposal” earlier this week, before replacing them with a “coming soon” message. That could be because 14 of them were in a warehouse complex also housing “the worst-kept secret in Springfield,” a U-shaped building that Bloomberg Law says “doesn’t appear in federal property records but has long been associated with the Central Intelligence Agency.” Wired has more details. [Link: A Sensitive Complex Housing a CIA Facility Was on GSA’s List of US Properties for Sale | https://www.wired.com/story/gsa-sale-cia-facility/ | wired.com]

As part of the DOGE-directed reshaping of the federal government, General Services Administration listed more than 400 federal properties “designated for disposal” earlier this week, before replacing them with a “coming soon” message. That could be because 14 of them were in a warehouse complex also housing “the worst-kept secret in Springfield,” a U-shaped building that Bloomberg Law says “doesn’t appear in federal property records but has long been associated with the Central Intelligence Agency.” Wired has more details. [Link: A Sensitive Complex Housing a CIA Facility Was on GSA’s List of US Properties for Sale | https://www.wired.com/story/gsa-sale-cia-facility/ | wired.com]

As part of the DOGE-directed reshaping of the federal government, General Services Administration listed more than 400 federal properties “designated for disposal” earlier this week, before replacing them with a “coming soon” message. That could be because 14 of them were in a warehouse complex also housing “the worst-kept secret in Springfield,” a U-shaped building that Bloomberg Law says “doesn’t appear in federal property records but has long been associated with the Central Intelligence Agency.” Wired has more details. [Link: A Sensitive Complex Housing a CIA Facility Was on GSA’s List of US Properties for Sale | https://www.wired.com/story/gsa-sale-cia-facility/ | wired.com]

As part of the DOGE-directed reshaping of the federal government, General Services Administration listed more than 400 federal properties “designated for disposal” earlier this week, before replacing them with a “coming soon” message. That could be because 14 of them were in a warehouse complex also housing “the worst-kept secret in Springfield,” a U-shaped building that Bloomberg Law says “doesn’t appear in federal property records but has long been associated with the Central Intelligence Agency.” Wired has more details. [Link: A Sensitive Complex Housing a CIA Facility Was on GSA’s List of US Properties for Sale | https://www.wired.com/story/gsa-sale-cia-facility/ | wired.com]

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