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The Office of Special Counsel may be getting a new leader

The Office of Special Counsel may be getting a new leader. President Donald Trump has nominated Charles Baldis as special counsel for the OSC. If the Senate confirms him, Baldis will be the first permanent leader at the agency in more than a year. Trump fired Hampton Dellinger, the OSC’s previous special counsel and a Biden appointee, in 2025. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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  Lawsuit charges Schedule Policy/Career violates Civil Service Reform Act

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  House 2027 defense spending bill heads to the full chamber

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  Military commissaries may open to DoD civilian employees

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  Air Force and Space Force spouses to get help with the job search

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  Office of Naval Research rolls out new science and technology strategy

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  More National Park Service employees vote to unionize

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  Senate Armed Services Committee releases NDAA details

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  A second cohort of technology executives are joining the Army Reserve

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  Lawmakers renew effort to offer paid family and medical leave to feds

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  Senate Democrats urge reversal of ruling threatening civil service protect…

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  Service members could see a 5% to 7% pay raise in 2027

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  Lawmaker wants answers about proposed NDAs for feds

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  House adds DoD name change to NDAA

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  OPM is hiring positions aimed at building out AI across the government

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  Federal employees with disabilities sue DOJ over reasonable accommodations

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  Federal telework temporarily returns to FIFA World Cup host cities