A federal judge in San Francisco said an administrative stay “doesn't say anything about the merits" of the case, but would give him more time to “adjudicate this properly.”

A Trump census proposal would stop asking about race and exclude millions of U.S. residents from a count that the 14th Amendment says must include the "whole number of persons in each state."

On Wednesday, Dr. Erica Schwartz told staff “there is no retribution for honest thought and honest conversation” under her leadership.

An expanded search for more Schedule Policy/Career conversions is still in its early stages, but a department employee says the effort is “moving relatively fast.”

The field guide outlines the breadth of data the federal government collects and makes available.

Foreign Service officers warned that colleagues competing for a finite number of top scores could jeopardize the collaborative nature of diplomatic work.

Statements from department officials and the Office of Personnel Management suggest HHS may have gone too far in restricting medical telework.

Despite a recent recruitment campaign, the State Department has not allowed laid-off Foreign Service officers to compete for vacant positions.

IRS officials said employees may see their details extended for a third time, depending on how quickly they clear a "huge" backlog of amended tax returns.

IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank Bisignano said his goal is “creating a digital IRS” that can help more taxpayers online, shifting the burden off its phones.

Thomas Shedd, commissioner of GSA's Technology Transformation Services, directed agencies to eliminate the “low-hanging fruit” of unnecessary federal websites.

Interior is looking to shrink its headcount ahead of a “strategic initiative to improve resource management and the delivery of critical resources."

With tax filing ending on April 15, the IRS acknowledged that "many employees may have already filed their returns," raising fears around federal compliance.

The Treasury Department is preparing to send layoff notices to employees at its Office of Financial Research, created in the aftermath of the 2008 recession.

The VA is seeking clarification on what it must do to comply with the preliminary injunction. But a federal court judge says her ruling was unambiguous.

The VA is likely to appeal the decision, and an appeals court recently found similar retaliation claims unconvincing in a separate case.

The National Taxpayer Advocate estimates that over 10 million taxpayers previously received their IRS refund as a paper check.

A new disclaimer on Interior Department websites states “English is the official language and authoritative version of all federal information.”…

Before the end of his tenure, Rubio tapped James Byron, senior advisor to the archivist, to serve and perform the functions of archivist.

The Department of Health and Human Services expects it will take six to eight months to clear a backlog of reasonable accommodation requests from employees.

According to an internal dashboard, the Veterans Health Administration has about 63,000 more employees than it did in FY 2019.

IRS employees told Federal News Network that RIF notices slated for several offices didn’t go out last Friday as planned.

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In February, OPM gave remote employees an ultimatum: relocate within commuting distance of its office space or accept termination.

SSA is once again walking back plans that would have limited the agency's level of phone support to beneficiaries.

SSA is once again walking back plans that would have limited the agency's level of phone support to beneficiaries.

The Supreme Court’s decision on whether Trump can remove the pair will test the boundaries of presidential power and have broad implications for at least two dozen other agencies.

DOGE officials across the federal government dominate a shortlist of individuals allowed past security on the sixth floor of GSA’s headquarters.