A federal judge is allowing the Trump administration to move forward with its plan to downsize the federal workforce by offering employees the option to resign now but stay on the payroll through September.

President Donald Trump's administration acknowledged on Sunday night that some federal government employees who took the "Fork in the Road" buyout offer were also, subsequently, fired or let go — and that this was an error.

President Donald Trump's administration said some federal government employees who took the "Fork in the Road" buyout offer were then fired or let go — in error.

President Donald Trump's administration said some federal government employees who took the "Fork in the Road" buyout offer were then fired or let go — in error.

A federal judge in Massachusetts restored President Donald Trump's "Fork in the Road" buyout program for federal employees in an opinion Wednesday.

Download the NewsNation app here > Judge won’t halt Trump, Musk federal worker buyout program Buyouts: A judge declined to continue stalling the Trump administration’s federal government buyouts, clearing the way for the “Fork in the Road” program impacting 2 million federal workers.

A federal judge ruled in President Donald Trump’s favor by reinstating his “Fork in the Road” deferred resignation offer, allowing federal employees the option to resign from their positions with

President Donald Trump's administration acknowledged on Sunday night that some federal government employees who took the "Fork in the Road" buyout offer were also, subsequently, fired or let go — and that this was an error.

A federal employee who accepted Trump's "fork in the road" buyout said he worried he won't get paid or be able to find another job.

Syracuse Veterans Affairs Medical Center Executive Director Mark Murdock resigned from his position.Murdock told his staff that he accepted the "Fork in the Roa

Federal labor unions didn’t have legal standing to sue, a federal judge said. Before this ruling, the administration lost a series of claims.

The Trump administration is racing to fix mistakes after some agencies fired probationary employees who had accepted the deferred resignation offer.