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• Executive order on mail ballots tests limits of Postal Service independence

• USDA kicks off more employee relocations, including some that spark déjà vu

• IRS lacks transparent plans to leverage tech in the face of staffing cuts, GAO and employees say

• They did everything right and still haven’t been paid

• Experts say Trump inflated his deregulation numbers, but his process changes are here to stay

• U.S. citizens shot by ICE urge Congress to rein in federal immigration agents

• DHS to again stop paying employees in May if shutdown continues

• Space Force scrambles to repair workforce as massive budget increase looms

• Transportation touts air traffic control modernization, presses Congress for more funding

• OMB seeks details from agencies on their commercial buying, or lack thereof

• RFK: Cuts at HHS haven’t led to problems, but we’re hiring 12,000 new employees

• OPM proposes hazard pay for more federal firefighting activities

• Contractors sue to block Trump’s federal DEI executive order

• When does federal service really end? DOD case challenges retirees’ speech rights

• Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer to step down amid misconduct allegations

• GSA and OPM will soon share the same headquarters

• Businesses line up for $166B in refunds from Trump's tariffs as CBP system goes live

• FAA sets records in effort to hire gamers as air traffic controllers

• GSA No. 2 talks ‘million hours challenge,’ scaling agency AI efforts

• Senators demand OPM withdraw plan to access feds’ medical records

• Labor groups sue to block FLRA’s political seizure of union elections

• Severe staffing cuts at GSA are harming agencies across government, watchdog says

• USDA is moving forward with various reorgs despite legal questions and bipartisan concerns

• Agencies report over 3,000 AI use cases in 2025