OPM Turns to AI as Federal Hiring Challenges Continue
Federal hiring has long had a reputation for being slow, complicated, and difficult to navigate. Now, the Office of Personnel Management...
April Jobs Report: Beyond the Headlines
The April jobs report came in stronger than expected. The U.S. economy added 115,000 jobs last month, well above the consensus forecast of...
Medicare Changes Could Make Coverage Decisions More Complicated for Federal Retirees
Medicare is changing again, and for federal retirees and employees, the updates could make retirement healthcare decisions more complicated...
New Audit Finds Tax Delinquency Rising Among Federal Employees and Retirees
A new report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration is drawing attention to a growing tax delinquency problem within the federal workforce. According to the audit, released earlier this month, more than 571,000 current and retired federal employees had outstanding tax obligations as of fiscal year 2024, owing a...
What Happens to Your FEGLI When You Retire
For most of your federal career, FEGLI works quietly in the background. Premiums come out of your paycheck, coverage stays in place, and you do not think much about it. Retirement changes that. The decisions you make about your FEGLI coverage when you leave federal service are permanent in ways that catch a lot of …...
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Applying for a Federal Job? Here’s What You Need to Know About the Loyalty Question
A legal battle is unfolding over essay questions added to thousands of federal job applications, and the outcome could affect how the civil...
Public Service Recognition Week 2026: Honoring the People Who Keep America Running
Each year, during the first week of May, we take time to acknowledge the people who have built their careers in public service. Public...
DHS Shutdown Ends After Record 76-Day Standoff
After more than two months of gridlock, the DHS shutdown, the longest partial government shutdown in United States history, is finally...
Letter Carriers Unite To Stamp Out Hunger
Every second Saturday in May, something quietly extraordinary happens across America. The same person who drops off your packages and picks...
$186 Billion in Improper Payments: Where the Biggest Problems Are
The federal government issued an estimated $186 billion in improper payments in fiscal year 2025, according to a new report from the...
The TSP Is Built for Saving. Withdrawing Is a Different Story.
For most of your federal career, the TSP does exactly what it is supposed to do. You contribute, your agency matches, the funds grow, and...
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