"One of the key findings we had was that over 63% of the properties have not had a kind of data reliability assessment performed, on record," Bartzen said.

They also say Noem’s policy of signing off on all spending over $100,000 is slowing down FEMA’s disaster response efforts.

"One of the things we also learned about is that hospitals need other funding to make good use of these additional residency ...

Attorney General Pam Bondi says the search of a Washington Post reporter’s home was done at the Pentagon’s request as part of ...

The one-year drop in the number of GS-14s and GS-15s across government is causing some to be concerned about the future of ...

GAO found that while most DoD civilians are back in the office, the Pentagon doesn't have detailed data on employee use or ...

"When you begin to politicize the judiciary, you lose the guardrails that the framers of the Constitution put in place in the ...

After the Protect America’s Workforce Act cleared the House, federal unions have been pushing for the Senate to take up the bill’s companion legislation.

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HHS walked back about a third of NIOSH layoffs last spring, but is now reinstating all NIOSH employees who received reduction-in-force notices.

"This screening is important because it can have a major impact on veterans' housing stability and their overall health and wellbeing," Steve Bracci said.

Lawmakers are calling on the General Services Administration to accelerate its plans to offload underutilized federal office ...