The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs dismissed more than 1,400 employees Monday, including some employees in Maine.

Five senators, including both Virginia senators, wrote a letter to U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy sharing their concerns.

The memo, published just a few hours before the midnight deadline, says responses should be sent to both OPM and agency leadership.

President Donald Trump is facing pushback after federal workers across the country received an email over the weekend asking ...

Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins announced Tuesday that his department saved nearly $2 billion by ending contracts he ...

We’re on time with the tariffs, and it seems like that’s moving along very rapidly,” President Trump said at a joint press ...

Concerns Grow Over Musk's Management** The recent upheaval at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has drawn attention to the broader implic ...

The White House said Tuesday that its officials “will determine” which news outlets can regularly cover President Donald Trump up close — a sharp break from a century of tradition.

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced the dismissal of 1,400 probationary employees Monday evening—employees the ...

Federal workers faced conflicting directions on whether to respond. One employee, who requested anonymity out of fear of ...

The Senate voted 66-28 on Tuesday to approve Dan Driscoll to be the Army's top civilian, putting a little-known and ...

Trump’s Navy secretary pick, financier John Phelan, will sit for Senate questioning on Thursday. The Senate Armed Services ...