Kevin Bogardus

6 days ago | subscriber.politicopro.com | Sean Reilly |Kevin Bogardus

1 month ago | subscriber.politicopro.com | Jean Chemnick |Kevin Bogardus

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2 months ago | scientificamerican.com | Brian Dabbs |Marc Heller |Kevin Bogardus |Heather Richards

CLIMATEWIRE | The Trump administration fired federal employees on probationary status Thursday, affecting tens of thousands of staffers nationwide. The Department of Energy, Forest Service and Office of Personnel Management are among the agencies that axed staffers, several current and former federal employees said. All agency employees for this story were granted anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.

2 months ago | subscriber.politicopro.com | Kevin Bogardus |Heather Richards |Hannah Northey |Scott Streater

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2 months ago | yahoo.com | Kevin Bogardus |Heather Richards |Scott Streater |Hannah Northey

Federal employees remain stuck in a strange stasis as the legality of President Donald Trump’s mass resignation scheme remains in question. On Monday, U.S. District Judge George O’Toole weighed legal arguments for and against the “deferred resignation” deal but didn’t rule yet on whether the president’s offer is valid. In the interim, a midnight deadline came and went, leaving government workers wondering yet again what the future holds for them under the Trump administration.