All federally employed spouses of military and Foreign Service members who work remotely are “categorically exempt” from Trump's return-to-office mandate.

Dimon, CEO of the nation’s largest bank, told his employees its time to get real and get back in the office. He didn’t mince words. (Credit: Barron’s / Getty Images) ...

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That executive order does not apply to military personnel, immigration enforcement positions, or positions involving national security or public safety. Read next ...

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Military families sought exemption from the directive as the blunt exercise of power proved uniquely disruptive for federal ...