The last time lawmakers vetted candidates for GAO’s top job, a congressional commission spent more than a year on its search.

Federal retirement benefits expert Tammy Flanagan and Executive Editor Tanya Ballard Brown discuss what federal employees ...

Lawmakers passed a bill ending a provision preventing some combat-wounded veterans from collecting both military retirement ...

At one New Jersey facility, departures left gaps in surgery, wound care and other services. ProPublica found similar ...

Despite the Trump administration’s cuts to the civil service, recruiting more early-career workers into agencies has been a ...

Experts say between 40,000 and 60,000 transgender federal workers have been or will be impacted by the Trump administration's ...

Several government oversight reports have found that agencies made costly operational errors as they implemented the ...

Auditors found that the agency failed to enforce its own screening rules at about 20 airports, allowing some workers to keep ...

Labor leaders said they are hopeful lawmakers could tackle some priorities in Congress’ "lame duck" session, ahead of ...

A largely self-funded USPS is asking the incoming Democrat-controlled Congress for substantially more funding as the agency looks to avoid running out of cash.

Even after substantial workforce cuts last year, the IRS's headcount is “consistent with historical staffing” levels. But TIGTA finds these cuts “occurred rapidly and resulted in the departure of many ...

The group will coordinate the department’s criminal and civil enforcement efforts involving AI and serve as its main link to ...