Is it an honor or a cynical end run? When it comes to the former — and apparently future — Fort Bragg, that’s in the eye of the beholder.

WASHINGTON – About 75,000 civilian federal workers took President Donald Trump’s “buy out” offer to resign — far fewer than ...

More than 1,000 employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are out of work, part of President Donald Trump’s initiative to cut costs.

Employees at the VA Hospital in North Las Vegas are voicing concerns over recent job cuts by the Department of Veterans Affairs, which they fear could lead to ...

The mass firing of federal workers is now underway; it was ordered by the Trump administration in an attempt to cut down the ...

Nemcic is far from alone. Robert Krouse is a former DOD contractor who said he worked alongside these vets. He endured two ...

"We're having staffing shortages at the VA already, cutting back on staff is obviously not helpful," said Rep. Bobby Scott.

Andrew Lennox, who was terminated from the VA, noted the irony of the VA claiming it had fired some veterans to help veterans ...

Tens of thousands of workers in Veterans Affairs and civilians working for the military have been on the job less than a year ...

In a late-night purge, seven federal agencies carried out mass layoffs — 1,000 at the VA alone, the nation’s largest employer ...

President Donald Trump dismissed federal workers who have been on the job for less than a year as the president continues to ...

Department leaders promised the dismissals will not hurt veterans' benefits or medical care and will save almost $100 million ...