USDA expects ‘significant number’ of staff facing relocation to leave their jobs
The Agriculture Department is counting on a “significant number” of employees not to relocate to keep their jobs,…
Seven fired EPA employees sue agency over their terminations
The new lawsuits follow other pending legal challenges against EPA, related to a June 2025 “declaration of dissent”…
Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful James Talarico lands 2 major endorsements as campaign heats up
Texas Rep. James Talarico speaks to the Current during a recent San Antonio appearance. Credit: Michael Karlis State…
Trump moves about 8,000 federal positions to Schedule Policy/Career
Close to 8,000 career federal employees will be moved into a new employment category with limited job protections,…
4 benefits bills for federal employees, retirees to watch
Certain adjustments to financial security, annuity payments and insurance options for federal employees and retirees are in the…
TSA agents see partial paychecks
Transportation Security Administration employees are getting paid for the first time since the partial government shutdown began in…
VA re-terminates AFGE contract for 300K employees, despite court order to restore it
The Department of Veterans Affairs has re-terminated a labor contract with its largest union — a move that…
Senators seek pause on DHS spending bill, following fatal shooting of VA nurse by Border Patrol
Senators are divided on how to proceed with a spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security, after…
Bipartisan lawmakers propose 35% federal pay raise for Bureau of Prisons officers
Bipartisan lawmakers are seeking to secure a 35% federal pay raise for correctional officers at the Bureau of…
Federal judge orders reversal of hundreds of layoffs finalized during shutdown
This story was updated at 9:40 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 17, to include details from Judge Susan Illston’s…