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The expansive bill and its House analogue (HB 991) would make it much easier to successfully sue journalists and media outlets for defamation by lowering legal thresholds established in the 1964 U.S.

Just like postal workers, teachers, and so many more, the President of the United States is a federal employee. How much do they make? We explore.