The new organization isn't an official department. It is charged with working from the outside of the government to offer the White House “advice and guidance."
The agency's payroll and compensation branch tells FEMA's inspector general that it will complete all premium pay reconciliations for 2021 by January 31.
Admiral Alvin Holsey officially assumes duties as the new commander of U.S. Southern Command, making history as the first Black commander of SOUTHCOM.
The General Services Administration says it’s standing at the ready to give Trump’s transition team post-election resources.
The changes stem from a 2022 law that discontinued GSA's process of 'ascertainment' after GSA delayed support during the 2020 presidential transition.
The department is defending its request for emergency funding, saying it would’ve had to delay payments to 7 million veterans and survivors.
The IRS increased the maximum contribution to $23,500 for next year.
In a new alert issued late yesterday, CISA said the adversaries are often posing as a trusted entity.
Top lawmakers on the House Oversight and Accountability Committee are calling on a government watchdog to take a closer look at agencies addressing improper pay
The so-called STRAFE Act would require agencies to report any policy resistance from federal employees to the White House.
DHS confirmed the board’s next review will examine intrusions connected to the hacking group “Salt Typhoon.”
Top three states by defense contract spending are Texas, Virginia and California. Over 431 billion dollars went to contracts for products and services.
In today's Federal Newscast, Senate legislation targeting locality pay for federal teleworkers now has a companion bill in the House.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Securities and Exchange Commission fines four companies for misleading disclosures about a major cybersecurity hack.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Postal Service is joining the Biden administration’s efforts to combat opioid overdoses.