President-elect Donald Trump has chosen former Rep. Lee Zeldin as the new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, aiming to prioritize American energy dominance, job creation, and environmental conservation. Zeldin, known for his legal background and advocacy for America First policies, will focus on deregulation to boost American businesses while maintaining high environmental standards. Trump praised Zeldin’s capabilities and highlighted his experience in handling complex situations, emphasizing his contributions to the Trump Administration’s goals.
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Trump buyout deals could be canceled, Education Dept. staff told
Top officials at the Education Department warned staff that accepting the Trump administration's deferred resignation package could result in the education secretary cancelling it without recourse, potentially leaving employees without promised pay. The Office of Personnel Management offered federal employees the option to resign by Thursday in exchange for continued pay and benefits until September, aiming to reduce the federal workforce by 10%. Concerns arose over the legality and enforceability of the buyout offer, leading...
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