VA Police Officer Allegedly Beat Man 45 Times With a Baton in Less Than a Minute
A VA police officer has been indicted on allegations that he used excessive force in beating a man with a department-issued baton.
Author: Ian Smith
Would a Calendar Change Help Prevent Government Shutdowns?
One Senator believes that switching the start date of the government’s fiscal year will help prevent government shutdowns.
Agencies Spent $3.3 Billion on Office Furniture During Pandemic
A new report found that the federal government spent $3.3 billion on new office furniture — from picnic tables in Atlanta to easy chairs in Pakistan — despite many federal employees working on expanded telework during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Congress Passes Continuing Resolution to Avoid Shutdown
The Senate approved a stopgap spending measure to avoid a government shutdown with just three hours to spare in a Saturday night vote and it was signed by President Biden. Government funding is now extended until mid-November.
2024 FEHB Premiums to Increase by 7.7%
The Office of Personnel Management has released the 2024 FEHB and FEDVIP premiums.
2023 Federal Employee Benefits Survey Coming Soon
The 2023 Federal Employee Benefits Survey is coming this fall, and it includes some changes.
Charleston Postal Museum Showcases Post Office History
History aficionados will enjoy visiting the Postal Museum in Charleston, SC.
Do Retired Federal Employees Get Annuity Payments During a Government Shutdown?
Will a government shutdown interrupt annuity payments for retired federal employees?
Your Pay and Benefits During a Government Shutdown
How are federal employees’ pay and benefits handled in the event of a government shutdown?
Bill Proposed to End Government Shutdowns
Legislation has been introduced to eliminate government shutdowns.
