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- EEOC votes to propose new rule stripping feds of hearing rights, class action complaints
- Federal judge tosses out DOJ lawsuit seeking Minnesota voter data
- 6,000 BEAD projects need 86K+ permits, report finds
- Executive News Today — August 14, 2026
- Statistical agency staffing cuts put federal data under new scrutiny on Capitol Hill
- Executive News Today — August 12, 2026
- Voting machine researchers say federal work abruptly ended after Trump ally pushed back on their findings
- The government was ready to expand its voting security work. Then it pulled the plug
- New Mexico opens grant fund to invest in new businesses
- GSA official says veterans' preference in federal hiring is hampering tech recruiting
- GSA official put on leave for social media post saying veterans’ preference in federal hiring is hampering tech recruiting
- Inside the World Cup security operation
- As presidents gain power, who keeps government accountable?
- NARFE still has concerns with OPM’s plan to collect employee health care records
- Unions ask for injunction restoring collective bargaining at Defense
- Traffic stops become a flashpoint in ICE shootings
- More than 50 Dem lawmakers demand more Schedule F transparency
- Transportation loses its top tech official amid wave of CIO departures
- No more paper: Navigating OPM’s new digital retirement process
- U.S. Supreme Court declines request to block Texas’ app age verification law
- EEOC votes to propose new rule stripping feds of hearing rights, class action complaints
- Want to retire at the end of 2026? Start planning now
- States, feds scramble to prevent more water cyberattacks
- Pushed out by the Trump administration, these ex-feds want to make agency firings simpler and fairer
- Politicizing government investments hurts all of us
- Unions: OPM’s suitability and performance management overhauls assert ‘plenary’ authority over federal firing
- GSA says it’s uncovered ‘record-setting’ $13B in suspected procurement fraud
- State Department board’s ability to challenge firings undercut by DOJ
- Unions accuse mediation agency of ‘doublespeak’ in updated lawsuit
- ‘Glaring violations’ of the Hatch Act by senior Trump officials have gone unpunished for months, good government group alleges
- Federal job listings provide clues for next set of Schedule P/C conversions