Agencies have begun notifying employees they can no longer take administrative leave for election-related activities.

The Agriculture Department on Wednesday directed some employees in Washington, D.C., to work remotely for three weeks because ...

The lack of detailed information about how exactly the Trump administration is spending funding approved by Congress has come ...

Sahil Lavingia detailed in a personal blog how the reality of hunting inefficiencies at the Department of Veterans Affairs ...

The Ohio congresswoman brought back her bill to lower health care costs for fallen service members’ partners for longer, ...

In the complex and often slow-moving world of military procurement, securing services for facilities maintenance, ...

An attorney representing the Trump administration argued that U.S. District Judge Marsha Pechman did not have jurisdiction to ...

At least one agency’s staff impacted by the mass dismissals of probationary workers can pursue their reinstatements as a ...

The Pentagon did not immediately respond to questions about whether the weekly emails had been used to initiate disciplinary ...

Progressive legal organizations are suing to stop the Trump administration from winding down the Office for Civil Rights and ...

A new version of Federal Acquisition Regulation Part 10 removes prescriptive requirements and adds a "practitioner album" ...

The Trump administration is indefinitely barred from issuing or finalizing widespread layoffs at most major federal agencies ...