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• DOGE is about making government services easier to access, its head says

• TSA workforce, aviation leaders challenge Trump push to expand privatized airport screening

• Survey: Feds were less engaged, less satisfied and more burnt out in 2025

• Reported exposure of federal cybersecurity agency login data prompts Hill scrutiny

• EPA’s restructuring could change who shapes chemical risk decisions

• Nuclear waste oversight at risk as staffing vacancies mount, watchdog warns

• USDA is using AI, but doesn’t have the required controls to manage risks, watchdog finds

• Newest inspector general nominees show shift from overtly political backgrounds

• 'Your 30 days has become 30 hours’: AI is reshaping federal cyber defense

• The century-old GS system is 'disintegrating' and government can't agree on how to fix it

• ICE agent faces assault charges in Minneapolis case raising questions about federal-local law enforcement coordination

• EEOC says government must pay damages to some employees subject to Biden's vaccine mandate

• HHS to start Schedule P/C conversions while withholding details on new RIFs

• OneGov AI deals are now reaching millions of federal users, GSA says

• Why federal agencies still need to defend hiring standards

• FEMA is not ready for hurricane season due to Trump upheaval, House Democrats argue

• Intelligence office names 2 officials to coordinate election security efforts ahead of 2026 midterms

• More GLP-1 options are coming for federal retirees, but they come with a catch

• House Homeland panel gets a rare look at advanced AI tool amid escalating cyber concerns

• White House withholds $1.3B in Medicaid payments to California amid broader fraud crackdown

• Secret Service funding fight sharpens over White House modernization push

• VA security personnel aren’t detecting knives or booze, according to a watchdog report assessing medical facility security