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The move is an escalation in the president’s campaign against the West African country’s government over allegedly failing to protect Christians.
Author: Emily Davies
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As Trump wages war against the federal bureaucracy, some workers fight back
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Undergirding a fight formed in group texts and between cubicles is a conviction that nonpartisan civil servants provide a necessary check on Trump’s power.
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White House tells federal workers they can quit now, get paid through September
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The email is the most sweeping effort yet by the new Trump administration to shrink the ranks of government employees.
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House GOP members slam Martin O’Malley over telework contract
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Days after Trump was elected, O’Malley signed an agreement extending telework in the Social Security Administration through 2029.
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DOJ says D.C. officer’s suicide after Jan. 6 riot is line of duty death
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The designation means Jeffrey Smith’s family is eligible for federal benefits.
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Outside of Trump’s arraignment, revelers mark dueling visions of justice
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As Donald Trump returned to D.C. for his arraignment, law enforcement braced for possible mayhem. But the hearing drew more journalists than others.
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D.C. prepares for Trump’s return, as a criminal defendant
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Police officials said they were discussing security measures ahead of the former president’s court appearance.
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Men charged in Jan. 6 assault on officer Brian Sicknick set to be sentenced
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Julian Khater and George Tanios pleaded guilty in the attack on Sicknick, who died the day after responding to the Jan. 6 riot.
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Man accused of posing as federal law enforcement official signals guilty plea
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Prosecutors said two men ingratiated themselves with members of the Secret Service assigned to protect the White House and first lady Jill Biden.