The Department of Veterans Affairs has fired more than 2,400 employees in February. The long-term consequences of these cuts are unclear.

Federal workers are rushing to a little-known and understaffed office to try to save their jobs from President Donald Trump’s mass government layoffs, in hopes that it will be a bulwark against the president and Elon Musk as they push for more cuts.

Joshua Stueve, a top spokesperson for the Department of Justice (DOJ), has resigned, citing a “toxic work environment” in his letter to leadership. “Simply put, I cannot continue to serve in such a hostile and toxic work environment, one where leadership at the highest levels makes clear we are not welcomed or valued, much less…

Judge William Alsup said no “statute in the history of the universe” authorized OPM to take personnel action against employees at other agencies.

Federal agencies must develop plans to eliminate employee positions, according to a memo distributed by President Donald Trump ’s administration

A federal judge in San Francisco finds the mass firings of probationary government employees by the Trump administration were probably unlawful.

Thousands of workers have been fired by the Trump administration as part of its effort to slash the federal workforce.

The order by Judge William Alsup, who called the OPM directive "illegal," does not reinstate any recently dismissed government employees, but it could affect future attempts at firings.