Trump administration sued over mass firings by workers at five agencies
A group of U.S. government employees who lost their jobs as part of President Donald Trump's purge of the federal workforce filed a lawsuit on Tuesday claiming the mass firings of recently-hired workers is illegal and should be reversed.
Trump administration to end local leases of five federal agencies. We stopped by
The U.S. Bureau of Prisons has a field office for Residential Reentry Management programs for former federal prisoners on the 21 st floor. Its lease for about 3,000 square feet costs $75,739 a year. That lease ends June 30, according to the DOGE site.
The fate of artworks dating to before the Civil War is uncertain after the dismissal of most workers in the General Service ...
The GSA's tech unit, known as the 18F office, employed a team of researchers, website designers and product managers.
Memos obtained by NPR show a key federal agency has paused orders of zero-emission vehicles and some federally owned EV ...
DOGE sees an urgent need to champion “wins,” as Elon Musk’s group finishes slashing federal bureaucracy and moves to building ...
The firings included people who operated and maintained the U.S. courthouse in downtown Phoenix, said Debra Lucas, the ...
The Trump administration pulled roughly $400 million in grants and contracts from Columbia University, citing antisemitism on ...
The General Services Administration originally named four federal buildings in Kansas City that could be closed.
Two buildings and a parking lot in North Dakota are among the hundreds of federal properties that could be sold by the Trump ...
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The retaliatory aim of the Order is intentionally obvious to the general public and the press because the very goal is to ...
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