The government is a shareholder, but it's not necessarily sitting there, as I understand it, in the boardroom dictating strategy or policy," said Joel Fetter.

Four committees have sprung up across the department to vet new employees, but officials aren't revealing much about their work so far.

In a written statement, DoD said it “remains committed to providing all of its military-connected students with the best possible education and opportunities." ...

Note: On August 7, 2026, the Senate confirmed Edward “Ed” Eppler to be Assistant Secretary for Budget and Programs and Chief ...

The adjustments at MSPB come after OPM finalized rules to take over decisions in three categories of workplace disputes.

A Pentagon memo directs up to $244 million for Palantir and calls for additional funding through 2028, raising transparency and competition concerns.

Contractors have been getting materially different certification requests from the government in terms of what they need to ...

This technology is real. It works. And companies and the government are moving forward on this," said Jim Carroll.

This is a part of the American democratic process, that this our government asking for feedback," said Colette Delawalla.

I would say that the concern isn't the number of people or the shuffling of offices, it's whether OPM can still meet mission need," said Dawn Locke.

The Pentagon is asking industry to recommend “common sense contract accounting changes” that would reduce compliance costs.

Various bills pending on Capitol Hill are looking to address issues like workplace health and safety, employee benefits and cybersecurity protections.