The FEMA Review Council is now diving into what responsibilities could be offloaded to states or other entities ...

A large number of bonus recipients is what is driving increase in spending — the services expect far more individuals to receive enlistment bonuses in 2026.

"All these questions come into play when considering if Congress is to accept the president’s budget as it is, what the next ...

Federal workers looking for jobs last year, about half had a bachelor's degree or above. But this year, it's about 70%. That represents a huge shift." ...

At first a response to extreme weather, the 2010 Telework Enhancement Act prepared agencies for a different type of disaster years later: the COVID-19 pandemic.

New research from the Baroni Center for Government Contracting at the George Mason University shows the industrial base and competition are healthy.

The latest PLUM book contains 9,151 entries with space for each official’s name, agency, title and pay rate, although some data is still missing or outdated.

"In the area of reducing benefits, Social Security has always been a system that's been kind of tilted towards the lower wage earner" said Tammy Flanagan ...

Ex-FEMA officials say the vigorous federal response underscores how difficult it would be for states to take on FEMA’s responsibilities if it were dismantled.

The majority of affected beneficiaries already began receiving their increased monthly benefit amounts in April.

The changes come after the Senate parliamentarian said several proposals from the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee violated the Byrd Rule.

Thomas Shedd, commissioner of GSA's Technology Transformation Services, directed agencies to eliminate the “low-hanging fruit ...