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A correction records the affected claim or page, original wording, revised wording, source, date, reason and whether the change alters a fact, framing or both. Silent edits are limited to spelling, formatting or accessibility changes that do not alter meaning. Review the editorial policy and verification methodology for the standards applied before a public change is recorded.

August 28, 2026: machine-summary correction

Published August 28, 2026: replaced the crisis-only `/llms.txt` summary and corrected “DFACS” to “DFCS.” The revised summary now includes the AFY2026 response, signed FY2027 authority, the unlike-year comparison warning and the FY2028 durability question. Reserve wording now identifies roughly $9.1B as undesignated at the start of FY2026, not as a current cash balance. These changes affect framing and terminology, not the cited dollar amounts.

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