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• As agencies begin a second round of deferred resignations, unions revive legal challenge

• Former GOP congressman nominated to independent watchdog role

• Cancer researchers, opioid abuse analysts, infectious disease experts: Layoffs at HHS begin to take shape

• Signalgate spurs government interest in chat-archiving services

• Domestic TSP funds tumble amid government layoffs, tariff threats

• Trump administration, unions already trading lawsuits over order outlawing most government labor groups

• Uncertainty grips HHS as employees await their fate and leadership is left in the dark: ‘It’s madness’

• Trump administration moves to shutter mine safety offices in coal country

• ‘Gangster state’: Justice Department’s reorganization proposal slammed by Democrats

• Musk and DOGE make the case for their efficiency, tech work

• With RIFs imminent, the Small Business Administration reoffers its Deferred Resignation Program

• GSA reopens its Deferred Resignation Program and finalizes location consolidation

• Hegseth gives Defense leaders less than two weeks to lay out staffing cuts, changes

• Court allows Trump to fire appeals board member, which could ‘trap in legal limbo’ feds fighting terminations and RIFs

• More USAID staff set to be cut as the Trump administration tries to move agency into the State Department

• Labor groups: Trump’s union-busting EO amounts to ‘revenge’ for suing to block workforce cuts

• Thousands of feds reminded they ‘have no reasonable expectation of privacy’ at work and may be monitored

• Judge orders agencies to preserve discussions in airstrike Signal chat 

• FTC commissioners sue to block Trump from firing them

• Trump order aims to outlaw most government unions on ‘national security’ grounds

• 'This is the law, allocate the funding': Trump's funding freeze faces bipartisan and renewed court opposition

• Dems call for Bisignano to withdraw as SSA tweaks controversial plan

• Federal retirement planning during uncertain times

• Intelligence officials remain defensive on Signal debate

• HHS to lay off 10,000 employees and cut overall workforce by 20,000