Why cuts to the federal workforce means cuts to DC's budget
DC is staring down a $1 billion deficit over the next three years, according to the city's chief financial officer forecast.
What will DC cut to meet a $1 billion budget shortfall?
Mayor Muriel Bowser and D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson fielded questions about what cuts they will make to programs and services.
DOGE wants to charge one federal agency millions of dollars for its work to make government more efficient
The Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency wants to charge at least one federal agency millions of dollars for its ...
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Washington D.C.’s CFO warns of “disproportionate” impact of federal cuts as new $1B deficit looms
The U.S. capital’s finance leader says the impact of federal layoffs is making the district’s financial outlook grim, as he ...
‘Choked out of its very existence’: Judge fears Trump will dismantle Consumer Financial Protection Bureau completely before she can stop him
President Donald Trump speaks with reporters in the Oval Office at the White House, Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025, in Washington.
DC leaders respond to budget impacts from estimated $1B deficit from federal worker exodus
D.C. leaders brace for an estimated $1 billion deficit over the next three fiscal years resulting from the Trump ...
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'We need to know what's going on:' Judge orders new CFPB hearing
At a court hearing on Monday, lawyers for the Trump administration said statutorily-required work is being done by the ...
From opposing robber barons to the New Deal to desegregation to DOGE, state attorneys general have long taken on Washington
In early February, the attorneys general of Minnesota, Oregon and Washington sought and were granted an order to stop the ...
‘Real and immediate impact.’ WA outdoor recreation leaders brace for effect of Trump cuts
Access to facilities, including restrooms and trails, could be limited at national parks and U.S. Forest Service lands, ...
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More federal layoffs at Eastern WA nuclear contamination site. Here’s what may be next
The Department of Energy staff at the Hanford nuclear site in Eastern Washington now has had almost 50 people in a staff of about 300 laid off and more cuts may be coming.