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A proposal to change retirement benefits for federal employees was not included in the federal budget plan that narrowly passed the U.S. House this morning.

Amid federal layoffs, Caitlin Cross-Barnet struggled with panic attacks and suicidal thoughts. One morning, her husband found her wavering on top of their fire escape.

Democrats and employee unions have blasted the Republican proposal as an assault on the federal workforce.

Searching for savings to partially offset trillions of dollars in tax cuts, Republicans on a U.S. House panel voted Wednesday to cut pensions and retirement benefits for federal employees.