Morning Notes for October 14, 2025
Rise in federal retirements and a pedestrian struck by SUV are among the news.
Rise in Federal Retirements
This mass exodus — unprecedented in its scale — includes 154,000 federal employees who accepted buyout offers and were largely removed from the payroll as of the end of last month.
Some of those are among nearly 105,000 employees who took regular retirement during the fiscal year that ended in September, an 18 percent surge from the previous year.
Pedestrian Struck By SUV
File this under, “This could have been a lot worse.
Author's summary: News updates for October 14, 2025.
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