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The Office of Science and Technology Policy announced the new members of its Senior Executive Service (SES) Performance Review Board, which will review and make recommendations for performance evaluations, bonuses, and other personnel actions. This board will be effective from the date of publication until January 2027. The board consists of several members, including Marie Scott, Scott Driggs, Rachel Park, Constance Kossally, Alphonso J. Hughes, and Paula Lee, who are from various governmental departments. This information was published in a notice dated February 7, 2025.

The Executive Order titled "One Voice for America's Foreign Relations" issued by the President establishes that all U.S. foreign policy must be directed under the President's authority. It mandates that officers and employees involved in foreign policy faithfully implement presidential directives, with failure to do so resulting in professional consequences. The Secretary of State is tasked with reforming key aspects of the Foreign Service, including recruitment and performance standards, to align with this directive. Additionally, the order emphasizes that it must be consistent with existing laws and does not create any new legal rights or benefits.

The National Credit Union Administration announced a Sunshine Act Meeting scheduled for January 14, 2021. Due to COVID-19, this meeting will be live-streamed on their website, with some parts of the meeting open to the public and others closed. Topics to be discussed in the public portion include updates on credit union regulations, inflation adjustments, and the organization's annual performance plan. The closed sections will cover supervisory and personnel actions. The meeting is documented under reference 86 FR 2002.