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White House budget office says it is preparing to 'ride out' shutdown

The White House Office of Management and Budget said on Tuesday it was making preparations "to batten down the hatches and ride out" the federal government shutdown, while continuing layoffs.

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White House: Shutdown layoffs will be ‘north of 10,000’

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White House Budget Director Vought Says Over 10,000 Federal Workers Could Be Laid off During the Shutdown

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US Judge Blocks Trump's Plan to Lay off Thousands of Government Workers

U.S. District Judge Susan Illston in San Francisco said she agreed with two unions that the administration is unlawfully using the lapse in government funding to carry out its agenda of downsizing th...

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Judge blocks layoffs of federal workers after OMB Director Vought said they would lay off 10,000+

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White House budget director plans to shut US consumer finance watchdog within months

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Government shutdown updates: Judge blocks mass firings of government workers

President Donald Trump and White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought have followed through with threats to fire thousands of federal workers during the shutdown.

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Judge blocks Trump's layoffs during shutdown, calling them illegal

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Judge says she’s inclined to block the Trump administration from firing workers during the shutdown

Trump is opting some of government out of shutdown

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Budget chief Vought reshapes size and scope of government

President Donald Trump is making this government shutdown unlike any the nation has ever seen, giving his budget office rare authority to pick winners and losers — who gets paid or fired, which programs are cut or survive — in an unprecedented restructuring across the federal workforce.

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Trump and budget chief Vought are making this a government shutdown unlike any other

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Trump and his budget chief are making this a government shutdown unlike any other

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‘It’ll Get Much Higher’: Trump’s Budget Chief Previews Future Layoffs

Trump's budget chief Russ Vought anticipates more federal layoffs during the government shutdown, aiming to cut government waste.

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White House Budget Office Memo Signals Government Shutdown Could Trigger Mass Firings Across Federal Agencies

Democratic leaders have pushed back against the reported memo, saying they will not be intimidated by the threat of mass firings.

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Office of Management and Budget instructs agencies to execute plans for shutdown

With Democrats having blocked a Republican stopgap funding package and no more votes planned in the Senate before a midnight deadline, the White

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Trump budget office is hiding federal spending information, ethics nonprofit alleges

Federal courts have ordered the Office of Management and Budget to publish information about how agency funding is disbursed, but Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington contends that officials are using footnotes to obfuscate disclosure.

OMB Director Russ Vought: Shutdown job cuts could 'end up north of 10,000'

The Senate has failed to pass a funding bill for the ninth time as the government shutdown continues into a third week. Earlier today, Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought says they may end up cutting over 10,

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The Latest: Budget office says ‘substantial’ firings of federal workers have started

President Donald Trump is getting a check-up at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The White House announced the visit earlier this week. Trump is preparing to travel to the Middle East shortly after his medical exam.

Biden budget nominee regrets harsh tweets, vows to work with Republicans

Neera Tanden, President Joe Biden's nominee to head the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, apologized on Tuesday for past attacks on Republicans on social media, which have been a focus of opposition to her nomination from members of that party.

State budget forecasts are revealing, but not reliable

Following Illinois state government's financial moves is like riding a roller coaster — ups followed by downs. Last week, the Legislature's Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability reported some good news — increases in the state's fiscal year 2025-26 revenues.