GAO: Pruitt Didn’t Break Law by Appearing in Beef Association Video
A GAO decision concludes that the EPA’s former administrator did not break the law when he appeared in a beef association video.
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A GAO decision concludes that the EPA’s former administrator did not break the law when he appeared in a beef association video.
Some lawmakers want an investigation of the TSA’s Federal Air Marshal Service after a report alleging racial profiling by a supervisor.
The National Labor Relations Board has announced it will begin offering early retirement to some federal employees.
With mid-term elections looming, the Hatch Act always comes into play. This Postal Service case may have longer-term implications than most cases.
The VA is clamping down on unions’ use of collective bargaining in some situations.
The VA announced four key leadership changes that will soon take effect at the agency.
The Agriculture Department announced plans to move several hundred of its employees outside of Washington, DC.
An Atlanta IRS employee has pleaded guilty for her role in a stolen identity refund fraud scheme.
The U.S. Border Patrol has named its first female chief to lead the agency.
Although it continues to suffer large net losses, the Postal Service showed some improvements in its finances for the 2018 third quarter.