Social media posts falsely claimed Trump "officially warned" Obama to "stay out of America's foreign affairs." ...

Some federal employees got emails in March reminding them not to wear clothing, like MAGA hats, that promotes a candidate.

Based on the new rules, civil servants may be able to display campaign items supporting President Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

Scroll a bit farther and you'll learn that the Hatch Act prohibits · "engaging in any political activity via Facebook or Twitter while on duty or in the workplace." It didn't take long to Google!

A reinterpretation of the Hatch Act announced by the administration lets officials wear campaign paraphernalia like MAGA hats, and removes an independent board’s role in policing violations.

Kerner went on to explain that the Hatch Act “prohibits federal employees from using their official authority or influence to affect the outcome of an election.” “In delivering his speech ...

We remember Hypocritical politicians have a habit of saying one thing and doing something completely different. For example, ...

Viral posts claim Donald Trump threatened Barack Obama with the Hatch Act after he made plans to visit El Salvador on his way to a NATO summit ...

Rand Paul, R-Ky. The Hatch Act prohibits political activity conducted in an official capacity. "My colleagues and I are ...

Some argued that wearing the hat violated the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from “displaying partisan political items such as buttons, t-shirts, signs, or other accessories.” ...

The OSC said it was rescinding May 2024 guidance on the Hatch Act — a law that restricts the political activities of federal employees — that prohibited the display of campaign items in the ...