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SharesFederal judge pauses Trump’s federal worker buyout plan
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SharesGeorgia House moves to boost spending on Hurricane Helene relief
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SharesIRS workers involved in 2025 tax season can’t take buyout until after the taxpayer filing deadline
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SharesSen. Joni Ernst applauds Secretary of State Rubio’s push to overhaul USAID and review its spending
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SharesTrump plans move to dismantle federal Education Department
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SharesFederal workers strategize how to get the most out of Trump’s buyout offer
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SharesAs House struggles on first step of Trump agenda, Senate considers taking over
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