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White House tells agencies to draft mass firing plans ahead of potential shutdown — WhiteHouseSouthFacadeHDR by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: HiraV) / CC-BY-3.0

US Politics · United States

White House tells agencies to draft mass firing plans ahead of potential shutdown

51% Center coverage: 335 sources

The White House ordered federal agencies to prepare mass layoff plans ahead of a potential government shutdown next week, marking a dramatic shift from traditional protocols where employees are temporarily furloughed and later rehired.See the Story

US Treasury Ends Most Federal Paper Checks Today, Moving Social Security and IRS Refunds to Electronic Payments — REUTERS / ixx511

Department of the Treasury (USDT) · United States

US Treasury Ends Most Federal Paper Checks Today, Moving Social Security and IRS Refunds to Electronic Payments

73% Center coverage: 135 sources

xAI Offers Grok to Federal Agencies for 42 Cents — REUTERS / pwu404

Elon Musk · United States

xAI Offers Grok to Federal Agencies for 42 Cents

41% Right coverage: 32 sources

Elon Musk’s xAI will offer Grok to federal agencies for 42 cents each, becoming the latest company to provide its artificial intelligence (AI) models to the government at a steep discount. Agencies will be able to access Grok 4 and Grok 4 Fast, xAI’s latest models, the General Services Administration (GSA) announced Thursday. See the Story

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