Federal workers caught up in the mass firings despite taking the "deferred resignation program" have received conflicting ...

Hours after The Washington Post contacted the U.S. Office of Personnel Management about the issue, GSA reversed itself.

Scott Curtis served in the military and had a leadership role in a critical agency. He says he still was kicked “to the curb” ...

A judge has denied labor unions' request to temporarily block the administration from carrying out mass firing of ...

Scott Curtis, a top-ranking official at FEMA, told The Bulwark he had accepted the buyout offer sent out by the Trump ...

A pair of federal judges, in two separate cases, filed rulings that allow DOGE to continue its track of finding government ...

A top-ranking FEMA official and 32-year military veteran who took DOGE's deferred resignation deal ended up fired anyway—just days later.

U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper said he didn't have jurisdiction to grant the unions' request, which needs to go ...

A group of five labor unions had argued that President Trump's effort to shrink the size of the federal workforce were illegal.

The trend echos the priorities that Trump outlined in a Feb. 11 executive order on workforce efficiency, which said that ...

The ruling marks a major legal win for Trump after labor unions sought to block mass terminations and other actions aimed at shrinking the government.