Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee sent a letter Thursday to the DOJ’s acting inspector general asking for their ...

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday said it would imminently start buying short-dated government bonds to help manage market ...

A new report urges federal policymakers to reverse years of neglect and shrinking resources for government statistics ...

Trump officials are reviewing changes to racial and ethnic categories that the Biden administration approved for the 2030 ...

As DOGE dissolves, questions remain about how close the agency came to fulfilling President Donald Trump's mandate.

When the government reopened last week, offices filled again with returning employees, but many others are still waiting to learn if they have jobs to go back to. For those caught in reductions in ...

Summary: From back pay delays to contractor backlogs, agencies face a cascade of challenges as they restart operations. There have been government shutdowns and recoveries. Terry Gerton: You’ve seen ...

Some furloughed federal employees were told to "report for duty" on Thursday. After 43 days, the longest federal government shutdown in history is history after President Donald Trump late Wednesday ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson said he plans to hold a vote next week on whether to order the Justice Department to release all of the Jeffrey Epstein files. Coverage of this live blog has ended. For the ...

Government reopens: With the end of the longest shutdown in U.S. history, federal workers were back in their offices, national parks were fully reopening and the government was returning to normal ...

With the shutdown finally in the rearview mirror, the focus in the Senate is turning to an upcoming fight over health care, with Democrats hoping to regroup after splintering in the final stages of ...

(NEXSTAR) — Only one U.S. senator has announced plans to sue the Department of Justice following the passage of legislation that would award senators $500,000 for violations related to data collection ...