Many of the officers had been ordered to take positions in recruiting under the previous C.I.A. director. By Julian E. Barnes Reporting from the Federal District Court in Alexandria, Va.

The judge, Anthony J. Trenga of the Eastern District of Virginia, was ruling on a lawsuit brought by officers who had been assigned to diversity and recruiting efforts in the Biden administration.

The judge had previously put the imminent firing of the intelligence officers on hold to hear arguments for and against the move. The lawsuit was brought by 17 CIA officers and two employees with ...

Some recent new hires at the CIA have been fired, days after a federal judge permitted the Trump administration to terminate intelligence officers working in roles related to diversity ...

A judge put the diversity firings on pause after agents sued to stop them. Kevin Carroll, an attorney who represents 19 of the CIA officers affected ... their pensions. So firing them instead ...

A federal judge in San Francisco says the Trump administration's firing of thousands of probationary ... submitted an OPM memo to human resource officers dated Feb. 14. It states, "We have asked ...

The firings of CIA probationary employees started earlier this week after a federal judge in the Eastern ... INTELLIGENCE WORK Any large-scale firing of CIA officers, even probationary, could ...

Feb. 18U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan denied 14 Democratic-led states’ request to immediately block Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency from accessing data or firing federal ...

The latest newly hired probationary federal workers hit with a wave of layoffs is the Central Intelligence Agency. CIA officers hired within the last two years are being summoned to off-site ...