The US government just deleted 36 rules about how its employees travel

The US General Services Administration just removed 36 rules about federal employee travel. These rules were either too old, had expired, or were made irrelevant by new executive orders.

The federal government operates under a vast, often contradictory, set of rules. When agencies clean up their own rulebooks, it can simplify operations and reduce the hidden costs of compliance. This small action suggests an effort to streamline how federal employees conduct official business, which could mean less time spent on paperwork and more on actual work.