Hiring freezes, firings and eliminating contracts – DOGE findings are leading off big changes in the federal government.

Doug Collins and Kelly Loeffler, two former Georgia elected officials, are overseeing job cuts and office moves as part of the president's Cabinet.

The Trump administration announced it's planning to fire thousands more employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs as part of the White House effort to dramatically downsize the federal workforce ...

As part of DOGE, Veterans Affairs will lay off more than 70,000 staff, as discussed by Sec. Doug Collins from Georgia. Here's ...

Among the Republican voters experiencing buyer’s remorse are more than a few military veterans who chose Trump over Harris by ...

Military veterans are among those being hit hardest by Trump’s austerity push, which threatens many of their jobs as well as ...

Morning, y’all! I reminded you earlier this week, but I’ll remind you (and myself) again: It’s Daylight Saving time this weekend. While we’re at it, it’s also “Daylight Saving,” not “Daylight Savings.

Douglas Collins, a former congressman and Air Force Reserve chaplain, has been confirmed as the 12th U.S. Secretary of ...

The crisis responders who answer the national hotline run by the Department of Veterans Affairs are often talking to former ...

On February 23, 2025, the newly confirmed Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs, Doug Collins, met and addressed ...

Georgia military veterans are worried about Trump administration plans to cut the Veterans Affairs Department workforce by 15%. Georgia is home to more than 600,000 veterans.

The Trump administration is planning to cut about 72,000 employees from the Department of Veterans Affairs, which has an Augusta-based health care hub.