Fact-check: “Federal Court Blocks Trump's 'Loyalty Question' on Civil Service Job Applications.”
Verdict: Mostly True (90% confidence)
On September 11, 2026, U.S. District Judge George A. O'Toole Jr. (D. Mass.) issued an order blocking OPM and associated officials from implementing or using the question asking applicants how they would advance the President's executive orders and policy priorities — the item labeled the 'loyalty question' by unions and press. The core of the headline is accurate. One qualification applies: the judge denied the unions' broader request for a preliminary injunction that would have also barred the…
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