Trump Administration Reverses Layoffs At These Federal Agencies—After Cutting Bird Flu, FDA Staff
Some employees at the National Nuclear Security Administration, which oversees the U.S.’ nuclear weapons, were reportedly ...
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Trump Suddenly Reverses Order on Mass Firing of Federal Employees
The Office of Personnel Management has revised a memo to make clear that it’s not requiring the firing of all probationary ...
Here’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Are Targeted—As Pentagon Reportedly Plans 60,000 Job Cuts
The Department of Defense is aiming to cut between 50,000 and 60,000 civilian employees, the Associated Press reported ...
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Trump administration reverses course on some firings, moves forward on others
Noem cited provisions in the original legislation, enacted during the Bush administration, that created TSA, giving agency ... Donald Trump said he wants to negotiate a nuclear deal with Iran ...
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‘Making America Less Safe’: Trump Slammed Over Fired US Nuclear Staff
The Trump administration is grappling with the fallout from recent layoffs affecting both the National Nuclear Security ...
Judge blasts Trump's mass firing of probationary employees as a 'sham' and orders jobs to be reinstated
A federal judge said the government's explanation for firing tens of thousands of workers was a "lie" to circumvent the law.
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Here’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Are Targeted—As Judge Orders Reinstatement Of Thousands Of Fired Workers
Trump reportedly told agency heads they ultimately have authority over firing, rather than Musk—a move that could help the Trump administration fight lawsuits over DOGE’s authority.
You’re (not) fired: Government reverses hundreds of lease terminations
Agency officials and lawmakers have expressed concern over the loss of vital services, as well as the ability to meet ...
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Here’s Where Trump’s Government Layoffs Are Targeted—As Pentagon Reportedly Plans 60,000 Job Cuts
Trump reportedly told agency heads they ultimately have authority over firings, rather than Musk—a move that could help the Trump administration fight lawsuits over DOGE’s authority.