Official government communications, including website banners, out-of-office email replies and autogenerated responses that denounce “Senate Democrats,” “the Radical Left” or “Democrats’ $1.5 trillion ...

The government shutdown is impacting federal services, such as website and social media updates, with some services limited ...

Some federal workers received suggested templates of out-of-office emails saying they were furloughed because "Democrat ...

Some inspector general websites were down across the federal government on the first day of the partial government shutdown ...

As the federal government shutdown continues, President Donald Trump’s administration has found a new and legally questionable way to score political points over the issue.

Governmental services and ministries have been unable to establish an internet connection since this morning, and several governmental websites, including as taxisnet, are currently inaccessible to ...

A flag icon with nine stars stacked horizontally that sits atop most federal government websites has been used since 2017. It was not added after President Donald Trump’s second term began. The design ...

Several government websites have been taken down, including the USAID.gov, ForeignAssistance.gov, NeglectedDiseases.gov, and ChildrenInAdversity.gov. A WIRED analysis of more than 1,000 federal .gov ...

Federal agencies moved to satisfy Trump’s orders to remove topics like diversity initiatives and “gender ideology.” By Ethan Singer More than 8,000 web pages across more than a dozen U.S. government ...

The U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ) new final rule on government content accessibility is likely to stimulate change, a leader of a science and tech policy think tank said Wednesday. The DOJ on ...

Cast your mind back to early January 2022. A COVID-19 variant was collectively frustrating the country yet again. People were trying frantically to get tested, receive their booster shots or both.