Trump is offering government workers a buyout: How much can they get?
President Donald Trump — who is trying to summarily fire 18 inspectors general and an undetermined number of prosecutors who worked on the January 6 investigation, which convicted roughly 1,500 people — is taking a different approach with other federal workers: He’s offering them a “dignified and fair” buyout.
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