The inspector general’s office at the IRS has called on the agency to better document its AI use cases as required by a 2025 ...
You swipe your card at the grocery store the way you have for thirty years. The receipt looks the same. The total isn't unusual. But part of that balance ...
Even many of those with employer-sponsored health insurance “remain financially vulnerable to unexpected medical expenses,” says a study by the Employee ...
Federal employees and retirees enrolled in FEHB will pay an average annual increase of 10.9 percent more for their share of ...
The White House's new anti-fraud task force and OPM have announced more than $500 million in reported savings, recoveries and estimated prevented losses ...
When the nation calls, reservists do not ask whether service is convenient. They answer the call. The harder questions often ...
A federal appeals court has overturned the MSPB on what constitutes “gross mismanagement” for purposes of whistleblower protection, holding that a VA ...
Cuts in the DoD/DoW civilian workforce have added to the challenges in providing support services such as health care and ...
There is no basis for confidence that DOGE teams followed security and privacy requirements in accessing agency IT systems, the GAO has reported, saying ...
Distrust of the federal government rose over 2025 in the most recent survey by the Partnership for Public Service, although ...
The IRS has made progress in improving physical security at its facilities, but issues still remain, including upgrading of access card readers that has ...
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