FPL is asking for rate increases totaling $9 billion over four years. Isn’t that too much to ask a struggling family living ...

FPL is asking state regulators to boost electric rates because of needed solar investment and increased customers.

WASHINGTON — Federal agencies on Friday rushed to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive orders aimed at curtailing diversity, equity and inclusion programs. The executive orders ...

Why are federal employees on Guam, particularly those working for the Veterans Affairs system, often seen as less accountable and less motivated to improve services? This question arises from the ...

Two phrases seen or heard during the Eagles victory parade last week could become trademarked. Jalen Hurts was wearing a hoodie with the phrase “LOVE, HURTS” in red letters above the Nike brand’s ...

Oh, that our elected officials would be as principled as Danielle Sassoon, the federal prosecutor who resigned last week rather than drop the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

In a Friday letter posted on the Department of Government Efficiency — or DOGE — X account, the Department of Education threatened to remove federal funding from public education institutions ...

Some government datasets that businesses rely on have become inaccessible under the Trump administration. You can't manage what you can't measure. And under the Trump administration, a number of ...

NEW YORK, Feb. 17 (Xinhua) -- U.S. federal employees reeling from a wave of firings that began last week have focused on the language in their termination letters targeting their "performance" as ...

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The education agency sent a letter on Feb. 14, shared by DOGE on social media, to all 50 states' education departments indicating federal funding could be on the line if diversity, equity and ...

Federal employees reeling from a wave of firings that began last week have focused on language in their termination letters targeting their “performance” as particularly upsetting. USA TODAY ...