Judge bars Trump administration’s ‘loyalty’ question on federal job applications
Federal agencies can no longer include an essay question on job applications that asks candidates which of President Donald Trump's executive orders are most “significant” to them, after a federal judge said that violated applicants' free speech rights.
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