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From the New York Times, it's the headlines.
I'm Traci Mumford.
Today's Wednesday, January 29th.
Here's what we're covering.
Employees of the United States government got an unexpected email yesterday from the Office of Personnel Management.
The subject line, fork in the road.
Inside was an offer, stay at your job as part of a, quote, reformed federal workforce or take a buyout and leave.
The offer covers roughly 2 million federal workers.
It's part of the Trump administration's effort to drastically reduce the size of the government and to push out people who don't support the president's agenda.
The email warned that people who do choose to stay will face what it called enhanced standards of conduct to ensure that workers are, quote, reliable, loyal, trustworthy.
For people who want the buyout, they were asked to simply write back the word resign and hit send.