By Timothy Gardner, Leah Douglas and Nathan Layne WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The campaign by President Donald Trump and his adviser Elon Musk to radically cut back the U.S. bureaucracy spread on Friday, firing more than 9,

In addition, about 75,000 workers have accepted buyouts from the Trump administration. Here are details on some of the layoffs at federal departments and agencies: Around 2,300 workers were laid off from the Interior Department,

Thousands of recently-hired federal workers have been terminated as President Donald Trump and Elon Musk escalate efforts to purge the workforce.

The White House shared a meme on Valentine’s Day warning that those who are in the U.S. illegally will be deported. President Trump’s White House trolled the public by posting a pink card Friday across its social media accounts that included the commander-in-chief’s official portrait and a headshot of a stern-looking Tom Homan,

President Donald Trump shared a Valentine’s Day card to a group of people in America he feels the opposite of love towards. The pink and white digital love day card was posted on The White House’s official X (formerly Twitter) account on Friday morning with the caption,

Mock hearings, last-minute deals and primary threats helped move controversial nominees through the Senate.

The U.S. Senate has confirmed most of President Donald Trump's picks for his cabinet so far. Here are Trump's choices for some key posts. PETE HEGSETH, DEFENSE SECRETARY Hegseth, 44, is a military veteran who has expressed disdain for the "woke" policies of Pentagon leaders,

Despite controversy around some of President Donald Trump's cabinet nominees, so far, they're rolling through their Senate confirmations.

Here is a look at Trump's actions so far and the legal obstacles he could face in downsizing the 2.3 million-strong civilian federal workforce. WHAT HAS TRUMP DONE SO FAR? Trump on February 11 signed an executive order directing federal agencies to make large-scale personnel reductions and look for ways to eliminate or combine positions.

The buyout is one of many approaches Trump is taking to slash a civilian workforce of 2.3 million that he has blasted as ineffective and biased against him.

A federal judge declined to further pause a federal government buyout program, enabling the government to forge ahead with its "Fork in the Road" program. U.S. District Judge George O’Toole had extended the time frame for federal employees to decide whether to take the unusual offer,