The Agriculture Department is still carrying out reorganization activities not explicitly barred by a judge’s stay.

Two different federal judges in June ruled that the Education Department’s changes to the program were unlawful. On Wednesday ...

One union local president said he is still routinely denied official time, has meeting requests ignored, and that his prison ...

In fact, several of these individuals, who are hoping to be elected as new members of Congress in fewer than two weeks, cited ...

Pairing your federal health plan with Medicare can lower out-of-pocket costs, but monthly premiums and income-based ...

CDC leaders say they're close to finishing a hiring plan that would replenish the agency’s ranks after deep staffing cuts last year, but employees have heard similar messages since March 2026.

A Natural Resources Conservation Service employee said most critical vacancies available at his grade level would amount to a ...

The loss of federal jobs has left many Black women grappling with financial insecurity, emotional distress and an uncertain ...

The Interior Department is finalizing reduction-in-force plans expected to target thousands of employees, including 1,500 at the National Park Service, with notices going out to employees within 10 ...

A mandate to limit outstanding performance scores has managers playing a numbers game and risks pitting teammates against ...

Lucy Lang, the inspector general for New York state, argued in an interview with Government Executive that IGs should ...

The National Science Foundation this week eliminated most of its top career executive positions, with impacted staff either being demoted or reassigned to vacant roles. NSF initiated a reduction in ...