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1 week ago | news8000.com | Piper Hudspeth Blackburn |Sunlen Serfaty

(CNN) — When a car accident nearly killed Davina Rush’s son three years ago, forcing her to leave her job and become his full-time caregiver, she stopped paying her $49,000 in student loan debt. Now, the 42-year-old single mother from Florida is one of the millions of borrowers in default who risk having their benefits and wages garnished. “I am very worried,” she said when asked about what that would mean for her and her 23-year-old son, who is contending with a severe brain injury.

1 week ago | cnn.com | Piper Hudspeth Blackburn |Sunlen Serfaty

New graduates line up before the start of the Bergen Community College commencement at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, in 2018. Seth Wenig/AP CNN  —  When a car accident nearly killed Davina Rush’s son three years ago, forcing her to leave her job and become his full-time caregiver, she stopped paying her $49,000 in student loan debt.

1 week ago | wrex.com | Eric Bradner |Tami Luhby |Sarah Owermohle |Sunlen Serfaty

(CNN) — More than 100 days into Donald Trump’s presidency, many federal workers have decided to do something that was unthinkable on inauguration day: quit their jobs. As the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency cuts budgets and headcounts across the government, a workforce used to job security is now beset by low morale and deep uncertainty.

1 week ago | cnn.com | Eric Bradner |Tami Luhby |Sarah Owermohle |Sunlen Serfaty

Environmental Protection Agency employees from the Chicago area rally against attacks on the agency by the Trump administration, outside the Metcalfe Federal Building on March 25. E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune/Getty Images CNN  —  More than 100 days into Donald Trump’s presidency, many federal workers have decided to do something that was unthinkable on inauguration day: quit their jobs.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Eric Bradner |Tami Luhby |Sarah Owermohle |Sunlen Serfaty |Brian Todd |Marshall Cohen

More than 100 days into Donald Trump’s presidency, many federal workers have decided to do something that was unthinkable on inauguration day: quit their jobs. As the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency cuts budgets and headcounts across the government, a workforce used to job security is now beset by low morale and deep uncertainty. Among those who’ve been fired or quit are tens of thousands of highly trained experts and specialists, draining the agencies of their knowledge base.