TSA Officers Caught in Longest Partial Government Shutdown
As spring break crowds surge through U.S. airports, roughly 50,000 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers have spent weeks...
Proposal to Ban Federal Employees from Prediction Markets Raises Ethics Questions
A new proposal to ban federal employees from participating in prediction markets is drawing attention across Washington and raising broader...
Federal Employee Sentiment Is Slipping
Recent survey data points to a sharp decline in federal employee morale, engagement, and confidence in leadership. But understanding the...
OPM Launches HR Shared Service Center for Federal Agencies
The Office of Personnel Management has launched a new HR Shared Service Center, giving federal agencies the option to consolidate their...
The Postal Service Financial Crisis
The U.S. Postal Service is facing a financial crisis serious enough that Postmaster General David Steiner went before a House Oversight...
Federal Employee Unions Revive Lawsuit to Halt Schedule Policy/Career Plan
A coalition of federal employee unions and advocacy groups has filed an amended complaint in federal court this week, seeking to block the...
OPM Proposes Changes to Federal Reduction in Force (RIF) Rules
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) published a proposed rule on March 5, 2026, in the Federal Register that would significantly...
America’s Founding Documents Take Flight
For the first time in history, some of the nation’s most treasured founding documents have left their secure vaults at the National...
Some Employees Brace for Partial Paychecks as DHS Shutdown Drags On
For the roughly 272,000 people who work at the Department of Homeland Security, this week brought an unwelcome reality check: most of them...
Partial Government Shutdown Enters Fourth Day: Essential Workers Unpaid
The partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) began on February 14, 2026, after funding for the...
