The White House Has a New App. It May Soon Be Required on Your Government Phone
Federal employees may soon have the White House app forced onto their government phones amid growing privacy and cybersecurity warnings from experts.
Federal employees may soon have the White House app forced onto their government phones amid growing privacy and cybersecurity warnings from experts.
OPM is considering a government-wide nondisclosure agreement aimed at stopping leaks and unauthorized disclosures. Expect lawsuits to follow quickly.
Best-places-to-retire lists offer a starting point, but federal retirees need to weigh health care, family, climate risk, and daily life before deciding.
As the number of surviving WWII veterans rapidly declines, this Memorial Day article honors a Navy veteran who served in WWII and Korea and passed away at age…
Part-time service won’t stop your federal retirement—but it can shrink your pension. Learn how proration works before planning your future.
Most retirees expect taxes to drop in retirement, but for federal employees, the reality is often different. Here's why your tax bracket may stay unchanged.
EEOC ruled that DOI unlawfully denied religious exemptions to the COVID vaccine mandate and criticized how it treated the federal employees who asked.
A federal appeals court created at least a temporary legal obstacle for Executive Order 14251 and its bargaining restrictions in a decision involving the VA and AFGE.
More retirees are choosing to rent, but rising rents demand careful planning. Learn how to budget and invest to keep retirement income secure.
Bill C-3 granted automatic Canadian citizenship to millions of Americans. Here's what dual citizenship could mean for your federal security clearance eligibility.