Since Trump returned to the White House, his administration has aggressively worked to reshape the executive branch through various layoffs and firings.

In Humphrey's, the Supreme Court held in 1935 that presidents lack the "illimitable power of removal" and that Congress can ...

The Trump administration asked the justices to set aside an injunction blocking its layoffs of 1,400 Education Department ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to proceed with mass firings at the Department of Education ...

The Supreme Court granted the Trump administration’s bid to lift a judge’s order that had required reinstating about 1,400 ...

The Supreme Court on Monday allowed President Trump to resume efforts to dismantle the Department of Education in an apparent 6-3 vote along ideological lines, lifting a judge’s order to ...

The reduction-in-forces combined with voluntary and incentivized departures would cause an overall mass dismissal of 50 percent of the workforce.

The Supreme Court's Monday order allows the Department of Education to reduce its workforce by roughly 1,400 positions.

The request came just one day after the High Court permitted immigration officials to resume quick removals to third countries.

Over dissents from the liberal justices, the Supreme Court said it would allow the Department of Education to terminate ...

In May 15 oral arguments over enforcement of the Trump birthright order, Barrett queried US Solicitor General D. John Sauer, Trump’s top lawyer before the Supreme Court, regarding his suggestion ...

The Supreme Court on July 14 allowed President Donald Trump to move forward with dismantling the Department of Education by firing almost 1,400 employees. The ruling in McMahon v. New York took the ...