DOJ seeks to drop immigration case against Musk’s SpaceX
The Justice Department said in a Thursday filing it would be dropping its immigration case against Elon Musk's SpaceX after the government accused the company of discrimination.
Federal judge allows Trump’s mass firings of federal workers to move forward
WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Washington has allowed President Trump’s mass firings of federal workers to move forward.
CIA dismisses intelligence officers for working on diversity issues
The CIA late last week moved to fire more than a dozen officers for working on diversity issues, in what amounts to a deeply ...
Tennessee's fight over unpaid time off for abortions gets second chance in court
Tennessee led a coalition of 17 states that sued the federal government over a requirement that workers get unpaid time off ...
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Registration opens for Warren Co. high school job fairs
Registration has opened for five upcoming Warren County school job fairs, which will be held at four local school districts.
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White House denies plans to take control of Postal Service, which could lead to privatization, end service to rural customers
The Trump administration is considering steps that could give it more control over the independent US Postal Service, according to multiple published reports. It’s a move that could upend how ...
Mass firings of federal workers can move forward, judge rules
A federal judge in Washington has allowed President Donald Trump’s mass firings of federal workers to move forward.
Trump’s moves to strip employment protections from federal workers threaten to make government function worse – not better
It might sound right that if you do what your boss says, you’re doing a good job. But it’s different if your obligations are to the public interest and the Constitution.
2025 Job Hunting: The Skills That Will Make or Break Your Career and the Fastest Growing Fields
Focusing on attention to detail, communication, adaptability, and tech skills can help active job seekers set themselves ...
Sightly more Americans apply for unemployment benefits last week, but layoffs remain relatively low
Slightly more Americans applied for jobless benefits last week, but layoffs remained in the same recent healthy range.
Job seekers are tired of sending resumes to 'digital graveyards.' Some are finding new ways to apply.
Workers are frustrated by what they see as a broken job market filled with ghost postings and scams. Some are turning to ...