A major Biden administration 401(k) rule is officially dead after the Trump administration stopped defending it in court.

The Department of Labor had already ceased defending the investment advice rule and is now joining the plaintiffs in requesting that it be fully vacated.

Since President Trump took office in his second term, the expert panel advising the Department of Labor on ERISA matters has stopped meeting, and officials have not explained why.

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The Department of Labor has issued new guidance, the “Artificial Intelligence Literacy Framework,” detailing the DOL’s aspirations for the adoption ...

Kuppa has held the acting CIO role since October. She’s also the agency’s chief AI officer and will continue serving in that capacity.

After choosing not to defend the regulation in an earlier case, the Department of Labor has again declined to oppose a motion ...

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer’s top aides are resigning from the department amid an inspector general’s probe into ...

Amid chaos at the top of the Labor Department, the agency disbursed tens of millions of dollars in grant funding to ...

The Department of Labor is not opposing a motion requesting a federal judge vacate a key Biden administration 401(k) rule, dealing a near-final blow to the regulation as the Trump administration seeks ...