We spoke to experts about what to expect from the Trump administration's latest memo on federal layoffs
The memo expands the Republican president's effort to downsize the federal workforce, which he has described as bloated and impediment to his agenda. Thousands of probationary employees have already been fired, and now his administration is turning its attention to career officials with civil service protection.
ARLINGTON, Va. — Virginia could be one of the states most affected by President Donald Trump's moves to shrink the federal ...
Rep. Rich McCormick (R-GA) reined in the Department of Government Efficiency’s messaging after he was faced with opposition ...
Jon Stewart blasted Elon Musk’s “ideologically antagonistic” approach to making government more efficient, saying the ...
Elon Musk at the first meeting of President Trump’s Cabinet defended his email demanding all federal workers report their ...
For more than 10,000 federal employees in Connecticut, the first month of the Trump administration has brought chaos — and ...
The Trump administration moved forward Wednesday with its plans to conduct large-scale layoffs across agencies, the latest move to downsize the federal workforce.
In a memo, Russell Vought framed the federal government as “costly, inefficient, and deeply in debt” and declared that it is ...
Musk thinks he can cut $6.7 trillion budget by $1 trillion this year, a reduction that would likely entail significant ...
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