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Trump admin uses government shutdown

Trump administration signals it will continue mass firings as government shutdown drags on

Democrats and unions representing federal workers have contended that the firings are illegal, and that the Trump administration does not have to fire those workers, but is instead choosing to do so....

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Judge temporarily blocks the Trump administration from firing workers during the government shutdown

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5 Points on the Trump Admin’s Threatened—And Real—Government Shutdown Layoffs

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Former Trump Aide John Bolton Is Indicted Over Handling of Classified Information

John R. Bolton, the national security hawk and former adviser to President Trump who became one of his most outspoken critics, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Maryland on Thursday on charges o...

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Trump signs order to pay troops during US government shutdown

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Trump Administration Live Updates: President Presses Ahead With Layoff Plans as Shutdown Stretches On

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Trump Renews Threat to Cut ‘Democrat Programs’ During Shutdown

Since the shutdown began, the administration has either paused or canceled nearly $28 billion in funding that primarily benefited Democratic-leaning cities and states, including New York, the home sta...

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The Shutdown Is Wreaking Havoc on Military Families and Veterans

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Trump Administration Must Pause Government Shutdown Firings, Judge Rules

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Court blocks Trump administration’s latest mass layoffs for federal employees

A judge's order bars the Trump administration from "taking any action" to issue RIFs to federal employees during the government shutdown.

Speaker Johnson says Trump administration searching ways to pay Capitol Police during shutdown

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said Wednesday the Trump administration is seeking ways to pay the U.S. Capitol Police amid the ongoing shutdown. “We’ve always stood with Capitol Police and law enforcement,

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Native CDFI Network Responds to Administration’s Decision to Eliminate CDFI Fund and Terminate Staff

On Friday, October 10, the Trump Administration announced sweeping layoffs across multiple federal agencies as part of its response to the ongoing government shutdown—an unprecedented move that now includes the dismantling of the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund.

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Senate to confirm first OFPP administrator since 2019

Kevin Rhodes received the Senate’s approval to lead the Office of Federal Procurement Policy on Oct. 2. He was one of dozens of nominees to be confirmed.