Aaron Wiener

5 days ago | washingtonpost.com | Aaron Wiener |Abha Bhattarai |Federica Cocco |Scott Clement |Emily Guskin

D.C.-area economy starts to show deep impacts of federal spending cuts (washingtonpost.com) D.C.-area economy starts to show deep impacts of federal spending cuts By Aaron Wiener; Abha Bhattarai; Federica Cocco; Scott Clement; Emily Guskin 2025050910000000 The D.C. region's economy is teetering on the edge of a painful slump, experts warn, as the Trump administration's spending cuts, including the elimination of thousands of federal jobs, take their toll on an area that was already struggling...

1 week ago | arkansasonline.com | Olivia George |Aaron Wiener

On the move? Let us read it for you. LISTEN NOW Your browser does not support the audio element. Federal Election Commission employees soon will be required to declare their work location in a daily questionnaire, part of the Trump administration's effort to monitor compliance with return-to-office mandates and identify "unused space that may be ripe for disposal," according to an email sent to FEC employees and obtained by The Washington Post.

1 week ago | southfloridareporter.com | Olivia George |Aaron Wiener |Hannah Natanson

Federal Election Commission employees soon will be required to declare their work location in a daily questionnaire, part of the Trump administration's effort to monitor compliance with return-to-office mandates and identify "unused space that may be ripe for disposal," according to an email sent to FEC employees and obtained by The Washington Post.

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Olivia George |Aaron Wiener |Hannah Natanson

Federal workers required to report their daily location, email says (washingtonpost.com) Federal workers required to report their daily location, email says By Olivia George; Aaron Wiener; Hannah Natanson 2025043010004200 Federal Election Commission employees soon will be required to declare their work location in a daily questionnaire, part of the Trump administration's effort to monitor compliance with return-to-office mandates and identify "unused space that may be ripe for disposal,"...

1 month ago | texarkanagazette.com | Aaron Wiener

State officials around the country see an opportunity in the Trump administration's push to move federal agencies and offices out of the D.C. area, and they're jockeying to seize their prize. Ahead of Monday's deadline for agencies to submit plans to relocate offices out of the region, officials in Ohio, Texas and Florida have been lobbying to land key agencies, sensing that D.C.'s loss of these major employers could be their economic gain.