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Merit Systems Protection Board is plowing through its backlog of appeals

The Merit Systems Protection Board has had a quorum for more than two years. They faced a backlog of some 3,800 appeals cases. read more

Crane whistleblower claims Army, Navy retaliated against him; may testify before Congress

We view him as a poster child not only for dangerous armed services breakdowns but also for ... retaliation against whistleblowers," a lawyer said. read more

Why every federal agency needs independent ombudsman on sexual assault

They should possess the same autonomy and authority as special prosecutors or attorneys general to carry out their duties without fear of interference. read more

Postponing retirement problems: Part 1

It is also possible that better instructions need to be written for former federal employees who choose the option to postpone applying for retirement under the FERS MRA + 10 retirement option. The ... read more

Trump Vows to Crush the Civil Service, but He’s Not the First President to Try

Republican presidents have been trying to politicize the federal bureaucracy for decades. It would be hard, but it might be possible for him to pull it off should he have a second term. read more

Researchers Ask Court to Block DEA Bid to Ban Two Psychedelics

The latest filing in a years-long battle states that the drugs are needed for medical research, and that the DEA process is unconstitutional. read more

This New Biden Rule Will Save Americans $2 Billion On Utility Bills

Federal regulators expect the codes to affect at least 140,000 new homes each year and save the U.S. $2.1 billion on energy bills compared to the $605 million the stricter standards add to total ... read more

LARRY KUDLOW: A moral and political cancer of antisemitism is metastasizing throughout our colleges

FOX Business host Larry Kudlow lays out former President Trump's reported plans to deal with higher education on 'Kudlow.' ... read more

GOP Lancaster County commissioners favor new members over librarian and church leader on board

Lancaster County's two Republican commissioners on Tuesday appointed three newcomers to the county Library System board, opting not to reappoint two members, one of whom was the only professional libr ... read more

Joe Biden Is Turning a Blind Eye to Campus Antisemitism

President Biden is turning a blind eye. And President Trump has a plan to solve it. Mr. Biden says, “I condemn the antisemitic protests” — but then adds quickly, “I also condemn those who don’t ... read more

LEAD AgriLife cohorts set to shape future of organization

LEAD AgriLife is developing leadership skills and strengthening relationships for employees in leadership positions at Texas A&M AgriLife. read more

Day 2 of the 2024 Draft - The best of who’s left

Washington seriously thought about moving back up into the first last night, but they kept their powder dry, and now they have a full arsenal going into Day 2 of the draft. Two picks in the top 8 and ... read more