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Supreme Court scraps one judge’s block on Trump’s firings of probationary workers
The Supreme Court has lifted a judge’s order blocking the Trump administration from firing thousands of probationary employees at six federal Cabinet departments. The high court ruling is a preliminary win for President Donald Trump’s efforts to rapidly downsize the federal workforce,
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