Should the Census be Allowed to Ask About Citizenship?
Should the Census ask about citizenship status? A dispute has arisen between one lawmaker and the Justice Department over the issue.
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Should the Census ask about citizenship status? A dispute has arisen between one lawmaker and the Justice Department over the issue.
The CBO projects in a new report that the government will run out of money sooner than expected. Measures to offset the debt limit can impact federal employees.
Recently introduced legislation would set up a process to begin moving federal agencies’ headquarters out of Washington, DC.
A Florida man was sentenced this week for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the VA by claiming that he was blind.
A former VA employee pleaded guilty to stealing over $66,000 in veterans’ benefits in a money wiring scheme involving an accomplice.
The CFPB’s Acting Director, Mick Mulvaney, recently told employees he no longer wants to see the agency “push the envelope” as it has in the past.
A former Postal employee has pleaded guilty to stealing gift cards from the mail and using one to purchase adult toys.
The Office of Management and Budget has instructed agencies to begin carrying out their shutdown contingency plans.
OPM outlines in its shutdown contingency plan which portions of the agency would be impacted by a funding lapse.
An IG report found that TSA senior leaders bypassed the agency’s own disciplinary rules to give favorable treatment to an employee who was slated to be fired.