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Pay & Benefits

Marjorie Taylor Greene retirement launches speculation about congressional pensions

For former members of Congress, pension and health care benefits can depend on your tenure.

Pay & Benefits

Finding purpose in retirement: A guide for government employees

Retirement planning is not only about financials, but also about redefining one's identity outside of their career.

Management

Bureau of Prisons to ‘suspend operations’ at California penitentiary

Federal Correctional Institution Terminal Island needs more than $100 million in repairs, including decaying concrete ceilings in some maintenance tunnels.

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Four ways agencies can turn zero trust from a mandate into mission impact

Experts from the Department of State and Netskope share real, practical insights for agencies implementing zero trust.

Management

Trump’s disregard of presidential transition requirements shows need for reform, experts argue

A new Center for Presidential Transition report found that the Trump transition team’s refusal of certain assistance reduced time for agencies to prepare for a new administration and created ethics and security concerns.

Management

Federal agencies and Congress hold the keys to success as states take on SNAP and Medicaid

COMMENTARY | While Congress and federal agencies still set the rules and enforce performance, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act gives states much more responsibility for running key safety-net programs. And they’ll feel the fallout if the system breaks.

Management

Civilian agency spending cratered during shutdown

October spending during the shutdown dropped by as much as 80% for some agencies compared to October 2024.

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Lawmakers call for probe of how firm tied to Kristi Noem got piece of $220M DHS ad contracts

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has come under fire after allegations that a Republican consulting firm with ties to her and department leadership had been awarded an ad campaign contract.

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Management

DOGE no longer has ‘centralized leadership’ under White House tech team, personnel head says

The team that was altered to house DOGE — formerly the U.S. Digital Service — is also still doing its own technology work across agencies.

Defense

Pentagon investigates Sen. Mark Kelly after he appears in video blasted by Trump

The Defense Department’s inquiry has intensified tensions between the administration and Democratic lawmakers while spotlighting the limits of military law over members of Congress.

Workforce

Correctional officers sue for restoration of union rights

The American Federation of Government Employees’ agency-specific lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s executive orders aimed at excising unions from most federal agencies accused the U.S. Bureau of Prisons of arbitrary and capricious decision-making.

Management

Ex-feds join forces to reimagine government post-Trump

The nonprofit Democracy Forward has tapped more than a dozen former government workers as fellows to generate proposals to improve their former agencies’ effectiveness.

Defense

Foreign spies are targeting Army soldiers, civilians and families, official warns

Current and former federal workers, especially those with security clearances, should be aware of the attempts, an Army intelligence chief said in a November memo.

Management

House Science Dems call for investigation into NASA Goddard cuts

The administration’s ongoing push to close labs and facilities at the Goddard Space Flight Center “risks permanently degrading Goddard’s scientific and technical capabilities with these moves,” Democratic members of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee wrote.

Management

New federal student debt rule seen as tool to enforce Trump agenda

A new Trump administration rule, set to take effect in July, restricting eligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program has drawn multiple lawsuits.

Defense

Trump: Telling troops to refuse illegal orders is 'seditious behavior'

"Our laws are clear: You can refuse illegal orders,” six Democratic lawmakers said in a video. "TRAITORS!!!" Trump responded.

Management

Agency layoff rules to get an overhaul under nearly finalized Trump administration proposal

OPM’s reduction in force revamp plan will put performance ratings over tenure and strip some employees of protections.

Tech

ICE — overwhelmed with applicants — leans on cyber talent program to speed tech hiring

ICE’s acting CIO, Dustin Goetz, said the agency will need more personnel as it seeks to meet sweeping deportation and detainment demands set by the White House.

Workforce

A federal employee morale survey is worthwhile...but not this way

COMMENTARY | The future of the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey may be in question, but while the Partnership for Public Service aims to preserve its own version of the employee poll, there may be another way to gauge the organizational climate of the federal government.