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A U.S. judge temporarily halted the Trump administration's federal worker buyout program, giving a temporary victory to labor unions challenging the proposal. The ruling delays a midnight deadline and pushes a hearing on the legal challenge to Monday. The buyout offer, which promises to pay salaries until October, has sparked protests and accusations of law violations.
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