How Many Agencies Were Working to Implement Schedule F Before It Was Revoked?
A new GAO report details how many agencies planned to implement Schedule F before it was revoked.
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A new GAO report details how many agencies planned to implement Schedule F before it was revoked.
For the first time in the agency’s history, the VA will begin offering abortion services in certain cases, even in states where it is not legal.
One of the Board members on the FRTIB has resigned effective later this month. The agency will still continue to operate as normal.
Despite aid from the Postal Service Reform Act, USPS 2022 third quarter financial performance was strained due to rising 2022 inflation.
A group of House lawmakers want all federal facilities to be “strongly encouraged” by the White House to start serving vegetarian food options.
A whistleblower report identified almost half a billion dollars in debts owed to over 28 federal agencies that was caused by a software problem.
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An investigation found that Border Patrol agents on horseback did not whip migrants, but disciplinary action has been proposed for inappropriate behavior on the part of some agents.
Four nominees have been confirmed for the FRTIB, the TSP’s governing board. Confirmation moved quickly after Senator Marco Rubio removed a hold on the nominations.
The Postal Service (USPS) has released its annual list of cities where postal employees suffered the most dog attacks.