Elon Musk-owned X has agreed to pay to settle a lawsuit from his close ally President Donald Trump over Trump’s deplatforming ...

Fourteen states have filed a federal lawsuit alleging that the "sweeping authority" wielded by DOGE head Elon Musk is in violation of the U.S. Constitution.

After a federal judge allowed the Trump administration's deferred resignation program to move forward, roughly 75,000 federal employees accepted the offer.

Several dozen union members and VA employees rallied outside the department headquarters amid fears of staff cuts and funding ...

Elon Musk’s DOGE team has people across the federal government, disrupting services, accessing data, and cutting staff. Here's a ...

DOGE acknowledged that the work was incomplete but said it was part of an “enormous manual effort consolidating 16,000+ ...

A federal judge in Massachusetts yesterday allowed the Trump administration to go forward with its "Fork in the Road" plan, ...

Feb. 13 Judge Carl Nichols extended his pause on placing USAID staffers on leave through Feb. 21, stopping the Trump ...

The lawsuit, brought by three federal worker unions, argued that Musk’s offer violated the Administrative Procedure Act and ...

Mass firings at multiple U.S. government agencies have begun as President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk accelerate ...

Roughly 75,000 federal employees took the president’s offer to resign. He has more plans in store to pare down staffing.

In the post announcing the website—which went live almost 24 hours after Musk told ABC News all of DOGE’s actions were being ...