The plaza in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building is closed on the final day of this term on June 27, 2025. The court ruled 6-3 to limit the use of nationwide injunctions.

Mass layoffs likely to remain blocked, for now, thanks to a Supreme Court footnote

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Management

Cuts to FEMA and other agencies will lead to slow disaster response, former administrator says

“It just slows down the entire response and delays the recovery process from starting,” the previous FEMA chief said.

Workforce

House Dems warn Trump’s special counsel pick is anathema to job’s duties

Paul Ingrassia, 28, has been nominated to lead the office that investigates politically motivated firings and Hatch Act violations, despite statements supporting a purge of workers and cavorting with neo-Nazis.

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Tech

SSA head wants to beef up agency tech as it sheds thousands of staff

Some experts are skeptical that technology can make up for staffing losses in critical parts of the agency.

Pay & Benefits

Retired and confused about Medicare Part B? You’re not alone

From late penalties to premium reimbursements, here’s what every retired fed should understand about enrolling in Medicare Part B—and how it works with your FEHB plan.

Management

Withholding agency funds at the end of the year under consideration, White House says

OMB Director Russ Vought tells lawmakers the administration has "numerous options" to achieve savings.

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Workforce

Trump’s anti-union executive order has been blocked, again

A federal judge in California tailored his decision around the administration’s violations against labor groups’ First Amendment rights, avoiding thornier questions about presidential power.

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Management

HUD to move into the National Science Foundation headquarters, no current plan on where to relocate NSF employees

The Department of Housing and Urban Development had previously announced its intention to sell its current headquarters, which requires more than $500 million in maintenance repairs.

Management

A new Trump plan gives DHS and the White House greater influence in the fight against organized crime

Internal documents describe a sweeping plan to shift federal crime-fighting power to DHS, sidestepping prosecutors and reviving drug war tactics.

Workforce

State Dept. further prepares for mass layoffs even as court block remains

A judge specified last month that State, like most major agencies, cannot yet move forward with RIFs.

Pay & Benefits

Tax-free…or not? Avoid these 4 Roth TSP mistakes

Not all money in a Roth Thrift Savings Plan account is automatically tax-free, and there are several things to consider before making a withdrawal to avoid tax and other penalties.

Management

With DeJoy out, postal stakeholders push for pause in criticized Delivering for America overhaul plan

Former Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, who reportedly was pressured into resigning, launched a 10-year reform plan called Delivering for America that members of both parties slammed for slowing service without any financial benefits.

News

How shrinking the EPA could make wildfire smoke even more dangerous

Proposed jobs and grants cuts by the Trump administration could have detrimental impacts in air quality monitoring at the federal, state and local government levels, stakeholders say.

Management

Funding for further EHR deployments ‘vitally important,’ VA secretary says

VA Secretary Doug Collins said failing to modernize the agency’s electronic health record system “hurts our community care process because our doctors cannot communicate with the community [or] our doctors internally.”

Oversight

Lawmakers spar over DOGE as Republicans look to lock in cuts

Republicans again blocked an attempt to subpoena billionaire and former DOGE leader Elon Musk.

Workforce

National Parks scramble to fill top leadership positions, but fix could create more vacancies

The agency is also struggling to recruit staff for front-line positions as the parks hit their busiest season.

Management

Lawmakers demand review of VA’s AI-driven contract cuts

Sens. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and Angus King, I-Maine, said the use of AI to identify agency contracts for termination “adds an entire new level of unease connected to the decision-making, security, governance, and quality control of the entire process.”

Workforce

From HIV clinics to outer space: Awards program spotlights federal employees in the face of civil service headwinds

The Partnership for Public Service has put on the Service to America medals for more than two decades to recognize exceptional civil servants, but the event took on more resonance this year amid federal workforce cuts.

Workforce

Most fed-targeting provisions in Senate reconciliation bill don’t pass Byrd muster

The Senate parliamentarian over the weekend found that many proposals targeting federal workers and their unions violate the Byrd rule and would require 60 votes to advance in the chamber.