Cuts will reportedly take place over several years and be accomplished through reduced hiring as opposed to layoffs.

The White House is cutting thousands of intelligence personnel as China and Russia prepare a new wave of espionage activity. Former agents have already become targets of foreign intelligence services, ...

Although a central, agency-wide policy office is still operating ... Although the reduction in force and earlier voluntary buyouts excluded staff members who review new drugs, cuts to support ...

Josh Cochran worked deep in the coal mines of West Virginia since he was 22 years old, pulling a six-figure salary that ...

including NASA and the Defense Intelligence Agency. “They can do all the things they are currently doing, but they can’t do them the way they’re doing them. They can either start over and do ...

But the central ... buyouts. And as employee skepticism of the offer has waned, the second wave of new volunteers is more than twice as large as the first round of resignations. The final number, ...

But another legal concept, habeas corpus, has emerged as a central issue ... the department must greatly expand its use of artificial intelligence to help draft documents, and to undertake ...

United Nations Security Council begins closed door consultations on situation between India and Pakistan. A political storm ...

The changes would affect embassies, diplomats, and diversity programs, with buyouts ... U.S. Agency for International Development. Traditional regional bureaus would be replaced by four “corps.” The ...

In another stunning move, the White House now plans to fire thousands of employees in a massive cutback to shrink the ...

The CIA isn't the only intelligence agency that will be making cuts in ... early retirements and so-called 'buyout' options for those ready to accept a one-time offer to resign later this year ...