If the request is granted, OPM would be forced to disconnect its server until it can construct a plan for how to protect employees’ data, a requirement of the E-Government Act of 2002.

Two legendary acts, two milestone concerts — one unforgettable month for Filipino music fans. From the grand serenade of Ogie ...

Priyanka Chopra dropped several unseen glimpses from her brother Siddharth Chopra's wedding. A video showed little Malti adorably playing with her father Nick Jonas as PeeCee laughed her heart out.

An attorney representing unnamed OPM employees asked a judge on Jan. 27 to issue a temporary restraining order halting the system as it represented a grave security risk to roughly 2 million ...

Specifically, the new designation would have the chief information officer serve as a “general” employee rather than a “career reserved” employee. General employees, according to OPM, can be filled by ...

House Oversight Democrats are demanding answers about the installation of a “server of unknown nature and origin” at the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) that aided the agency in sending ...

Federal sources confirm OPM asked agencies to submit their lists and gave them a 200 character limit to explain why the employee should stay in government. One source, who requested anonymity to ...

In a conversation, Junaid Khan admitted traveling home by train after wrapping shoot for Loveyapa. The reason behind it proves he’s true Mumbaikar. Read on.

The White House Office of Personnel Management (OPM) on Thursday extended the deadline for federal employees to accept a buyout offer in exchange for their resignation through Monday. The extension ...

OPM has given all federal employees until the end of the day on Feb. 6 to accept its offer. OPM told most federal employees that if they accept this offer, they would be put on paid administrative ...

Coming off from a successful concert last December 14, OPM band Ben&Ben's lead vocals Paolo and Miguel Benjamin Guico share what is in store for their fans this 2025.

Protesters congregated in front of the Office of Personnel Management in Washington, D.C., on a chilly Monday morning, vowing to return every morning this week to stand against what they called a ...