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    President Trump has been reprogramming funds to pay workers during the shutdown who are essential to his political agenda. Tony Romm, a New York Times reporter covering economic policy, explains the moves, and the questions they’ve raised.

    By Tony Romm, Alexandra Ostasiewicz, June Kim and Pierre Kattar

    October 25, 2025

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