The president's recent executive orders on collective bargaining are a solution in search of a problem, and without a solid premise to stand on.

The removal of Director Susan Monarez was followed by the resignations of four other agency officials who criticized proposed funding cuts and politicization of public health.

GAO has already cited the Trump administration for numerous violations of the impoundment law, saying it has illegally withheld funds from the departments of Energy, Health and Human Services, ...

Citing vulnerabilities and biased outputs in the program, multiple advocacy organizations and nonprofits signed a letter to the Office of Management and Budget asking it to bar Elon Musk’s Grok from ...

Dr. Matthew Miller, the executive director for VA Suicide Prevention, has overseen efforts to explore the use of innovative solutions during his tenure.

The move is part of a new Transportation Department initiative called 1DoT to overhaul agency processes, functions and ...

Every year, the State Department completes a thorough process involving multiple layers of review to determine who in the ...

A new edict published alongside President Trump’s proclamation celebrating Labor Day seeks to outlaw collective bargaining at ...

The federal government's primary training center will only accommodate immigration enforcement hires through the end of the year.

The announcement comes as the Trump administration has seemingly reneged on promises to hold off on fully implementing the ...

The president must publish his alternative pay plan by Aug. 31 if he wishes to avert automatic large-scale increases to ...

For millions of Americans, including federal employees and annuitants, Social Security and Medicare represent foundational pillars of retirement, providing financial support and health care coverage.