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Trump Offers All Federal Employees 8 Months of Pay To Resign

US Economy · United States

Trump Offers All Federal Employees 8 Months of Pay To Resign

49% Center coverage: 302 sources

Trump administration rescinds order attempting to freeze federal aid spending

Donald Trump · United States

Trump administration rescinds order attempting to freeze federal aid spending

55% Center coverage: 281 sources

President Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday rescinded an order that attempted to freeze federal aid spending just one day after it was issued.See the Story

AI-assisted works can get copyright with enough human creativity, says US copyright office

Tech · United States

AI-assisted works can get copyright with enough human creativity, says US copyright office

50% Center coverage: 22 sources

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