The lawmaker criticized the recent proposal to make federal employees sign a non-disclosure agreement.

NDA proposal for feds draws scrutiny on Capitol Hill

Workforce

Another lawsuit alleges DOJ is illegally rejecting telework requests from employees with disabilities

Some of the plaintiffs said that the revocations of their telework reasonable accommodations have forced them to take leave and worsened their health.

Management

What makes an effective intelligence chief? A former DNI official points to the answer

COMMENTARY | As scrutiny grows around President Trump’s pick to lead the intelligence community, a former National Intelligence Council chair explains the less visible responsibilities that come with the job.

Management

VA CIO nominee vows to create program management office

Gary Shatswell, President Donald Trump’s pick to helm VA’s IT operations, told lawmakers creating the office is “one of the first tasks that I will be going after” if confirmed to the role.

Sponsor Content

Visibility equals value: How observability is helping states drive resilience

State and local governments are at the forefront of delivering critical public services.

Tech

Trump memo pushes national security agencies to move faster on AI

The directive calls for deeper partnerships with AI companies while directing agencies to guard frontier models and the data centers that power them from foreign adversaries.

Defense

Lawmakers aim to force the Army to detail its transformation plans

“Parochial interests” may have motivated lawmakers to tighten the reins, one official said.

Workforce

Trump’s edict making 8,000 feds at-will employees draws swift outcry

Agencies have just one week to reclassify thousands of federal workers in purportedly policy-related roles into the new Schedule Policy/Career, stripping them of most civil service protections.

Oversight

Inspector general group announces pick to lead oversight of Iran war following senator’s questioning

A provision in federal statute requires the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency to designate an IG for any military “overseas contingency operation that exceeds 60 days.”

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Management

GOP advances $70B immigration enforcement funding bill without new limits on ICE operations

The Senate moved the package forward after bipartisan talks over immigration enforcement restrictions collapsed, clearing the way for House consideration of the funding measure.

Defense

House panel rejects bid to keep military lawyers focused on military work

Lawmakers split over whether the administration’s expanded use of JAG officers supports homeland security priorities or pulls them away from their core mission.

Tech

Electronic health record modernization needs better cyber and privacy collaboration, GAO says

The Federal Electronic Health Record Modernization office needs to improve its interagency coordination to address potential privacy and security vulnerabilities in the new system, according to the watchdog.

Management

EPA’s research efforts are swayed by administration priorities, official says

The Environmental Protection Agency’s formerly independent research office was replaced last year by a new unit housed within the agency’s Office of the Administrator.

Oversight

USPS financial crisis won’t be solved until Congress defines its service mission, regulator testifies

At a hearing Thursday, lawmakers also expressed doubt about a proposal from U.S. Postal Service leaders to raise the agency’s statutory debt limit.

Management

Trump moves to lock in Blanche at DOJ as confirmation fight takes shape

The acting attorney general’s record, from internal settlements to handling of sensitive disclosures, is setting up a broader test of Senate GOP unity and Democratic opposition.

Pay & Benefits

A record number of feds are retiring. Will that slow your claim?

New OPM data offers clues about processing times, potential delays and why retiring employees may need a larger financial cushion than expected.

Workforce

Lawsuit claims DOJ is retaliating against employees with disabilities who request telework

Many agencies have instituted policies to more strictly scrutinize telework as a reasonable accommodation for workers with disabilities since the Trump administration’s return-to-office mandate.

Workforce

Trump signs order moving thousands of federal employees into Schedule F

Roughly 8,000 career federal employees were stripped of their civil service protections Wednesday, making them effectively at-will employees.

Tech

GSA lays out step-by-step guide for agencies to cut, streamline and automate work

The new framework from the General Services Administration pulls together internal lessons on process improvement and automation, with officials now looking to scale adoption across government through demos, showcases and shared tools.

Tech

OPM moves one step closer to HR system overhaul for 2 million federal workers

With protests cleared, the Office of Personnel Management can now award a 10-year contract for a new governmentwide human capital platform.

Tech

What DOGE taught us about AI and federal workers

COMMENTARY | Mass layoffs have left thousands of federal workers unemployed and struggling to find their footing as AI accelerates disruption across the public sector.