The Trump administration has turned to the Supreme Court in hopes of being allowed to resume its mass firing of federal employees, which was put on nationwide pause by a federal judge in California.

The injunction had frozen the president’s order seeking to remove collective bargaining rights from workers at dozens of ...

The Trump administration came to the Supreme Court on Friday afternoon, asking the justices to temporarily block an order by ...

The Trump administration may recommence stripping the union rights of two-thirds of the federal workforce, for now.

Solicitor General D. John Sauer urged the justices to intervene quickly, arguing that Illston overstepped her judicial ...

MACON, Ga. — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has ordered flags at all state buildings and grounds be flown at half staff on Thursday ...

White House counsel have instructed staff in the Office of Management and Budget to stop reviewing federal reduction-in-force ...

It shows the government’s willingness to implement Trump’s order “absent judicial intervention,” WilmerHale told the judge.

The controversial government tech task force is claiming credit for a digital breakthrough, but insiders say the Biden ...

The mainstream legacy media and especially the hometown Washington Post have been castigating the Trump administration for ...

A Rhode Island federal judge who blocked President Trump’s sweeping freeze on federal assistance earlier this year has been ...

Change and uncertainty are among the words that come to mind when describing the government contracting industry in the early days of President ...