Dems say they're against government waste, but they hate DOGE more
Democratic lawmakers told Fox News Digital on Capitol Hill they do support cuts to the federal government but aren't in ...
Trump, CDC fully restore 9/11 health program cuts from DOGE axe
Cuts announced last week by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency were restored Thursday, Feb. 20 and Friday, Feb.
Rand Paul Wants DOGE To Build a $500 Billion Rescission Package for Congress To Approve
Sen. Rand Paul (R–Ky.) is no newcomer to pointing out silly ways that the federal government wastes taxpayer dollars—like the ...
Recording reveals new details on controversial DOGE employee
Less than three years before Elon Musk tapped him to help overhaul the US government, Edward Coristine, then 17, was the ...
DOGE’s millions: As Musk and Trump gut the government, their ax-cutting agency gets a cash infusion
The Department of Government Efficiency is funded — and acts — like a federal agency. But the White House has shielded DOGE ...
DOGE is moving fast. Congress is scrambling to keep up
Republicans created the DOGE Caucus to work in tandem with Elon Musk, who Democrats accuse of usurping Congress’s power of ...
DOGE Can't Slash Government Without Congress
That was the Democratic line on the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) just months ago. But ever since Elon Musk ...
DOGE Needs Congress
Yes, the executive branch can and should implement some efficiencies on its own to save money. But much of the action has to be in Congress.
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Why DOGE is unconstitutional
The DOGE process, if that is what it is, mocks two basic tenets of our government: that we are a nation of laws, not men, and that it is Congress which controls spending and passes legislation.
Could Trump really return DOGE savings to taxpayers?
Before you start planning for a windfall, budget experts say huge savings from Elon Musk' DOGE efforts are highly unlikely.
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DOGE touts billions in canceled government contracts. Where are the numbers coming from?
The Department of Government Efficiency website says the department’s estimated savings are $55 billion, but its “wall of receipts” totals about $8.6 billion, 0.1% of last year’s federal budget.