Postal Service Posts $562 Million Loss in Q2
The Postal Service reported a $562 million net loss in the second quarter of fiscal year 2017.
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Did the Trump Administration Require Some Federal Employees to Watch Fox News?
Did the Trump administration mandate an FDA facility keep its TVs tuned to Fox News? A recent tweet making this allegation led to a flurry of social media activity.
Appeals Court Rules on Former VA Director’s Termination
In an early test of the new law designed to make it easier to fire DVA senior executives and to streamline the appeals process, the appeals court has handed down a significant ruling that presents a mixed bag.
Trump Fires FBI Director James Comey
President Trump has fired FBI Director James Comey according to a statement released by the White House.
This Federal Agency is Reportedly Being Targeted for a 95% Budget Cut
The Office of National Drug Control Policy is reportedly facing the possibility of substantial budget cuts next fiscal year according to a recent draft memo.
Legislation Would Move TSA Employees to GS Pay System
Legislation recently reintroduced in the House would put TSA employees under the General Schedule pay system.
New Budget Bill Contains Directives for IRS
The spending bill that just became law contains some provisions directed at the IRS that will be of particular interest to federal employees who work there.
Lawmakers Warn HHS Against Restricting Federal Employees From Communicating With Congress
Two lawmakers are questioning an HHS memo that they say appears to violate the rights of federal employees to communicate directly with Congress.
Budget Bill Avoiding Shutdown Becomes Law
Congress has passed a spending bill funding the government for the remainder of the fiscal year and eliminating the possibility of a partial shutdown.
Woman Indicted for Falsely Claiming Social Security Benefits on the Husband She Murdered
An Alabama woman has been indicted for falsely claiming Social Security widow’s benefits for her husband who she murdered.
