The only two Democratic members of the Federal Trade Commission said they were fired in an email from Trump without any ...

If the president and his team have their way, much of the executive branch will be transformed from watchdogs or independent ...

Trump’s deluge of executive actions has been met with lawsuits across the country brought largely by Democrat-aligned groups.

A federal judge temporarily blocked the cuts, saying they were already affecting training programs aimed at addressing a ...

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is expected to announce 10,000 employees will be cut, the Wall ...

A California federal district court judge threw a wrench into efforts to downsize the federal workforce by granting ...

As President Donald Trump faces setbacks dealt by federal courts in his efforts to reassert executive power, he has seen some early success in at least one area: his ability ...

The Supreme Court will rule that President Donald Trump has the power to fire independent federal agency heads.

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Former special counsel Hampton Dellinger said he was planning to pursue legal action to restore all fired probationary workers back to their posts before a court failed to keep him in his role.

Ousted head of the Office of Special Counsel (OSC) Hampton Dellinger revealed he was preparing a lawsuit to “go to bat” for 200,000 probationary government employees who were laid off by Elon ...

A brief order allowed President Donald Trump to remove Hampton Dellinger, head of the Office of Special Counsel, while litigation over his firing continued.