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• Bill would let federal whistleblowers sue if disciplined over violating NDAs

• What 9/11 can teach federal families about benefits

• USPS workers most impacted by mail-in ballot EO haven’t been trained yet, union warns

• Don’t let federal agencies judge their own discrimination cases

• Trump signs veterans benefits order calling for improved data sharing

• GSA announces per diem increases for feds this fall

• Trump is staffing up agencies with political appointees. They’re not sticking around, new analysis finds

• For federal executives, retirement means losing more than a job

• Air traffic controllers are still waiting on 2.8% of their congressionally approved pay raise

• CDC, after months of delays, gives employees 20 days to resubmit disability accommodation documentation

• NSA looks to AI to help analysts sift through vast data troves

• Musk should testify about overstated savings from DHS contract cancellations, Democrats argue

• FEMA’s future looks clearer. Disaster aid is still uncertain

• USDA employees dispute ‘inflated’ claim that most staff asked to relocate will do so 

• Former pardon atty calls MSPB ‘a dead end,’ sues for reinstatement

• Reliable rules for your retirement recordkeeping

• Former CISA employee pleads guilty to defrauding government with secret contractor jobs

• Inspectors general are facing an identity crisis. Here’s how some former IGs would preserve the watchdogs’ independence

• OPM taps new healthcare and insurance chief ahead of Open Season 

• The National Science Foundation is building out the government’s AI research infrastructure

• Scammers are making the government harder to trust

• Inspector general fired by Trump talks leadership, OIG independence and his new memoir

• TSP funds were back in the black in August