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• Critics argue Education's latest restructuring risks something harder to replace than staff

• FEMA slashed staff without considering the effects on future disaster response, watchdog reports

• House probe finds gaps in U.S. effort to remove Chinese telecom risks

• Blanche clears key hurdle in bid to lead Justice Department

• TSP investments continued to tumble in July

• GSA’s digital roadmap looks to enhance agencies’ services, CIO says

• LGBTQ+ feds sue to restore FEHB coverage of gender affirming care

• OPM tells agencies to put tech recruiting at the center of staffing plans

• Funding deal could spare agencies another shutdown fight

• OPM breach victims could get identity protection for life

• OPM finalizes rules expanding its power over RIFs, employee appeals

• Education reorganization faces bipartisan pushback, as lawmakers push to disclose price tag

• Survey shows the toll of USAID’s closure on former employees and their families

• U.S. Digital Corps graduates largest class of fellows yet

• Why treating everything as 'URGENT!' makes government less effective

• IRS could be required to publicly report wait times and backlogs

• Why time, not timing, is the biggest retirement advantage for federal employees

• CDC nominee clears key Senate hurdle despite vaccine scrutiny

• GSA official put on leave for social media post saying veterans’ preference in federal hiring is hampering tech recruiting

• VA’s third attempt to scrap union contract heads back to court

• DOJ nominee faces confirmation hurdle over agency commitments

• Staffing cuts are leaving federal statistical agencies stretched thin