The White House is set to introduce a government-wide nondisclosure agreement (NDA) for federal workers, aimed at reducing leaks of confidential information to the media. The draft notice, released by the Office of Personnel Management, specifies that the NDA will require federal employees to safeguard non-public information acquired through their official roles. This proposal, which will be published in the Federal Register, allows agencies to opt-in and will include a 30-day comment period. The initiative is part of the Trump administration's broader strategy to limit internal leaks, following incidents where federal workers allegedly disclosed sensitive information to news organizations, including details about a US raid on Venezuela. The draft outlines a wide definition of confidential information, covering internal operations and personnel matters. Importantly, it emphasizes that the NDA will not impose new restrictions on employees and will uphold whistleblower rights. This move reflects the administration's ongoing efforts to reshape the federal workforce and enhance control over information dissemination.