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  "path": "/workforce/2026/02/congress-gave-feds-a-3-month-break-from-layoffs-a-court-decides-what-happens-next/",
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  "textContent": "With a continuing resolution set to expire, agencies will likely be free to proceed with mass layoffs. But next steps will be decided by a federal judge.",
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