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• Hegseth orders ‘ruthless’ review of JAGs. Some see an attempt to evade accountability

• 6 federal scientists run out by Trump talk about the work left undone

• Senator eyes updating NDAA with AI use guidance

• Education Department staff cuts have hurt service rather than streamlined bureaucracy, say opponents on 1-year mark of RIFs

• Energy Dept., NASA take steps to oust their unions

• The No. 1 thing to know entering retirement: How much are you really spending?

• DOJ clears the way for government to hire technologists still connected to their private sector employers

• White House, Democrats trade blame for missed paychecks and airport delays

• Hegseth leaves Iran war’s timeline in Trump’s hands

• Bipartisan bill would authorize the Secret Service to reimburse state and local police for assistance

• A year into Hegseth’s cuts, Defense civilians report ‘degraded performance’ and low morale

• Hegseth ramps up pressure on Defense civilians to deploy for immigration enforcement

• Many federal programs are missing from an OMB inventory, watchdog reports

• Much of the government’s technology isn’t accessible, internal report finds

• Fed agencies told to track AI’s impact on the workforce

• The Pentagon’s investment deals draw congressional scrutiny

• Employee groups revive lawsuit to block Schedule F

• Travel industry rallies support for TSA staff working without pay amid concern of delays during shutdown

• Whistleblower report about waste leads to downsizing at one agency, OSC reports

• 5 guardrails federal agencies need before the next emergency loan program

• Why the US went to war without a plan to evacuate DOD civilians, contractors, and others

• GSA head questioned about agency’s involvement in acquiring space for detaining migrants

• A year after the Social Security Fairness Act, some retirees are still waiting for full benefits

• Noem fired from DHS amid agency shutdown, Trump taps Mullin as successor

• Continuing to shed federal workers remains ‘priority number one,’ White House official says