Meanwhile, some of the U.S. Forest Service employees who had been working to repair trails and campgrounds damaged by Hurricane Helene have been fired.

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"Those who we need, who are the best and brightest, are going to stay. Those who are under performers — won't," said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

A federal judge in Washington has allowed President Donald Trump’s mass firings of federal workers to move forward.

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At town halls across the country, House Republicans faced sometimes-hostile crowds furious about the sweeping budget cuts and ...

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Donald Trump and Elon Musk have taken to the federal workforce, enacting layoffs and terminations. Here are some impacted agencies.