The reappearance of a policy similar to Schedule F is likely, federal workforce experts say. But it would look different in a second Trump term.

Trump says in a second term, his administration would continue to “move parts of the sprawling federal bureaucracy to new locations" outside D.C.

If the Trump administration is stalled in implementing Schedule F, experts say it has other levers to pull to target federal employees.

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Amid growing tensions, an employee group is urging DOJ leadership to ramp up its response to online threats many career ...

Cloud computing continues to evolve and weave its way into agency missions. How are the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security profiling a successful cloud computing strategy and what is the ...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said in a memo the U.S. military will “obey all lawful orders from the civilian chain of command.” ...

David Shive, GSA’s chief information officer, said concepts like human-centered design and user experience has evolved over ...

The General Services Administration says it’s standing at the ready to give Trump’s transition team post-election resources.

Leaders at Chainalysis shed light on the pivotal role of crypto tracing in identifying and countering political threats.

Archivist of the United States Colleen Shogan also discusses AI at the National Archives and responds to a critical Wall ...

Former President Donald Trump, running for a second term, has repeatedly criticized much of the federal workforce, and taken ...