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The Trump administration published and then quickly removed a list of hundreds of federal

properties it wants to sell.

NPR Shannon Bond reports real estate sales

are the latest step in Trump's plans to slash the size and scope of government. On Tuesday,

the General Services Administration, which manages federal real estate, released a list of 443 properties

targeted for sale. The agency said the buildings were deemed, quote, not core to government

operations. It said getting rid of them could save hundreds of millions of dollars in annual

operating costs. The list included courthouses, historic buildings, and even the headquarters of

the Departments of Justice and Agriculture in Washington, D.C. But later in the day, GSA deleted some of those buildings

from the list, and now it has removed the list from its website entirely. Shannon Bond,

NPR News. The Department of Justice is charging 12 Chinese law enforcement officers and contract

hackers for their roles in a global hack for higher ecosystem.

At least one of the people indicted was involved in the 2024 hack of the U.S. Treasury Department.

NPR's Jen McLaughlin reports.

Multiple U.S. government agencies coordinated an investigation into a global network of Chinese

officials and hackers who worked together to compromise computer systems all over the world.

In newly unsealed

...