The Treasury Department’s Office of Inspector General is auditing security of the federal government’s payment system amid ...

The Treasury Department’s Office of Inspector General says it's launching an audit of the security controls for the federal ...

Elon Musk posted a succinct boast on the social media platform he owns. “CFPB RIP,” it said, along with an image of a ...

The billionaire, whose federal cost-cutting team has been operating in secrecy, asserted that he had uncovered waste and ...

Elon Musk sparked controversy on social media after a federal judge temporarily blocked DOGE from accessing Treasury data, ...

WASHINGTON — After President Donald Trump announced incentives for federal employees to resign Tuesday, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) sent another email Thursday answering questions.

Federal employees are receiving additional communications that appear designed to entice them to accept the Trump administration's "Fork in the Road" resignation offer, despite mounting questions ...

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that all federal employees are being offered a buyout to resign if they don't want to return to in-person work. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management said in ...

The Oak Ridge sites are staffed mostly by employees of private federal contractors, who are not considered federal employees. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management sent a letter to federal ...

Despite this, the circumstances of a buyout can be incredibly stressful. This is what federal employees are going through due to significant directives from Trump’s administration. POTUS ...

Federal employees given a deferred resignation offer have until February 6 to accept. By accepting the resignation, tenured federal employees could lose certain rights they may have.

President Donald Trump's administration this week offered buyouts to federal employees who would rather not return to the office for their jobs. The offer came after an executive order that says ...