The congressional watchdog told staff it’s “not subject to DOGE or Executive Orders” after the White House efficiency group attempted to set up shop within the agency.

Estonian Ambassador to the U.S. Kristjan Prikk

Sharing the personally identifiable information with DOGE representatives likely violated the Privacy Act, Judge Deborah L. Boardman ruled.

Counsel for the plaintiffs in the case flagged Monday that an attorney who played a role in efforts to shutter the U.S. African Development Foundation is also…

The agency’s watchdog said it will look into “specific emerging risks” related to issues highlighted in a February letter from House Oversight Democrats.

House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Democrats want documents pertaining to the DOGE-led reductions-in-force, per a letter sent Monday.

The memo asks agency heads to develop plans for reductions in force and reorganization that include plans to promote efficiency through tech modernization.

Connolly calls the memo "an attack on the civil service," urging OPM to revoke the guidance immediately.

The state attorneys general who sought the temporary restraining order failed to demonstrate irreparable harm, the judge ruled.

OPM issues carve-out to preserve remote-work agreements for federal workers married to active-duty military members.