Federal Agencies
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DOJ seeks indictment of Cassidy Hutchinson for allegedly lying to Congress: Report
The exact statements the DOJ presented as untrue to the grand jury have not been disclosed, and it has yet to decide on the indictment.
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Long a target of conservatives, USAID has been dismantled by Team Trump even without Congress’ help
The work of the Trump administration to cancel contracts and reduce USAID’s workforce will have lasting effects, even if a Democrat tries to reconstruct the agency.
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FBI says it stopped the Mall of America terror attack after selling rifle to teenage suspect
The 18-year-old was on the bureau's radar for almost two years after he began messaging a confidential informant in December 2024.
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Justice Department sues Illinois, Chicago over sanctuary city laws
This lawsuit comes shortly after Attorney General Pam Bondi ordered a freeze on federal funding to sanctuary cities the same day she was sworn in.
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DOJ will not bring charges against Project Veritas members who tried to publish Ashley Biden diary
The criminal investigation started in the last few days of the 2020 presidential campaign.
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DEI disciples sue Trump for censoring them with funding cutoff, but can't define DEI
Trump said the "quiet part out loud" in executive order against "radical indoctrination" in K-12 schools, which mimicked first-term "divisive concepts" order blocked in court, says suit by Democratic election lawyer Marc Elias.
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VA Secretary Doug Collins says customer service top priority for agency
Senate confirmed Collins, a 58-year-old Iraq war veteran, as the new Department of Veterans Affairs secretary by a 77-23 vote.
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Pam Bondi freezes funding for sanctuary cities after swearing in as AG
While on campaign, President Donald Trump had vowed to pull funding from cities that refused to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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FBI agents who 'simply followed orders' on Jan. 6 cases won't lose jobs: DOJ memo
That move comes as the DOJ compiled data on the FBI employees who participated in the Jan. 6 cases, prompting concerns of a political purge and a lawsuit from agents.
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CIA presents sweeping 'buyout' offer to its workforce to bring agency in line with Trump: Report
Trump's Office of Personnel Management's offer went to all federal employees except military personnel, those who work in national security and immigration, and postal workers.
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Over 20,000 federal workers have taken Trump's buyout option so far: Reports
President Trump’s OPM sent the offer to millions of employees last week. The offer allows employees to retain benefits and be paid through September if they agree to opt out by Feb. 6.
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You Vote: In light of recent revelations, what do you think should happen to USAID?
Its own internal watchdog said that it had created serious "vulnerabilities" by doling out billions of tax dollars to overseas countries and groups without fulling vetting for terrorists and fraudsters.
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Trump administration notifies 1,000 EPA employees they could be laid off 'immediately'
“As a probationary/ trial period employee, the agency has the right to immediately terminate you,” the email said. “The process for probationary removal is that you receive a notice of termination, and your employment is ended immediately.”