In the weeks since President Donald Trump has assumed office, more than 200,000 federal workers at more than a dozen agencies ...

Any minor change to the system could result in a disruption to payments for hundreds of millions of recipients ...

Federal workers caught up in the mass firings despite taking the "deferred resignation program" have received conflicting ...

Also, workers have lost their jobs at Independence National Historic Park in Philadelphia and Shenandoah National ...

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A DHS spokesperson says the firings focused on non-mission critical personnel in probationary roles, and the action will save roughly $50 million. The spokesperson said the reforms are happening ...

President Donald Trump has called on the head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Elon Musk, to be "more ...

President Donald Trump and Elon Musk look like they’re having a blast in Washington, clear-cutting elements of the federal ...

Abbbot Hays, 27, of Chicago; Erick “Iggy” Ignaczak, 44, of Berwyn; Harsha Pandaraboyina, 23, of Crest Hill; and Emily Harvey, 35, of Manhattan, feel they lost their jobs as part of under President ...

A federal investigator who examines civil rights complaints against Alabama schools is the latest target of Trump ...

Over 30,000 have been let go or put on leave but information on which departments have been impacted is only trickling out.

With the IRS laying off thousands of employees Thursday, many Americans may be wondering if their tax returns – or their refunds – will be affected.