Donald Trump has suffered a legal setback in his crusade to fire federal employees during the government shutdown.

Mike Johnson seems to have decided his best line of defense is to play dumb.

Vance desperately tried to shift the blame for the mass layoff and rehiring at the CDC.

Employees who are already furloughed might not be able to access their email to see if they have received a layoff notice.

The IRS initially said its employees were guaranteed back pay. Then the agency flipped.

Donald Trump warned that massive cuts are coming.

Donald Trump continues to threaten not to pay federal employees for the shutdown.

House Speaker Mike Johnson contradicted himself in real time on whether furloughed federal workers should get backpay.

The Trump administration wants to withhold backpay from thousands of federal employees.

Leavitt had a wild excuse for why Donald Trump is choosing to fire instead of furlough federal workers.

A key team will stay up and running during the shutdown.

Even more agency heads than we initially knew sent out Donald Trump’s wildly partisan message.

Donald Trump apparently no longer has an issue with being associated with Project 2025.

The head of the Office of Management and Budget is using the shutdown as cover to push his agenda.

Agency heads are openly placing blame for the shutdown.

As government funding ran out, Donald Trump posted racist AI videos.

Social Security Administration workers are in shambles.

Donald Trump has a deranged plan to force Democrats to cave.

Patel tried to deny the existence of his infamous enemies list.

Patel whined that reports of fired agents were “one-sided”—but then refused to tell his side.