DOGE backs off plan to embed staff at NGO that no longer receives federal funds after legal pushback exposed lack of authority.
White House doctor says Trump is in ‘excellent’ health with no cognitive issues after annual physical.
HHS officials told Congress they don’t know how many workers were fired under Trump’s mass layoff plan.
At Cabinet meeting, Elon Musk lowers federal budget cut goal again, now projecting $150 billion in 2026 savings.
GAO audits Musk’s DOGE after untrained operatives gained access to tax records, Social Security data, and Treasury code.
Appeals court restores DOGE access to sensitive personal data at Education, Treasury, and OPM, overriding privacy ruling challenged by unions and veterans.
North Dakota Republicans revive failed resolution to gut 2022 term limits, extend their time in office, and reset the clock for themselves.
After firing its staff and president, DOGE appointee moves to give USIP’s $500 million HQ to the government for free.
DOGE employee moves to shut down U.S. Institute of Peace after Friday night mass firing by email draws court review.
Protesters swarm Tesla dealerships across U.S. and Europe over Musk’s federal purge, with Reps. Crockett and Jayapal joining demonstrations.
More Trump national security officials left Venmo data exposed, compounding counterintel risks from leaked Signal chat.
Trump strips WilmerHale’s clearances, contracts after firm hires Mueller—the sixth law firm targeted by name
The Atlantic published the full Signal chat showing Trump officials leaked strike details before Yemen attacks; The WH smeared reporters,downplayed risks, and said an apology was unnecessary.
Trump nominates GOP attorney with history of financial misconduct and anti-abortion crusades to oversee $1 trillion in health fraud investigations.
Trump strips security clearances from Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton, Biden’s family, and key people from his impeachments and trials
DHS shutters watchdog offices monitoring migrant kids, civil rights, detention conditions—calls them roadblocks to immigration enforcement.
Acting Social Security administrator threatens to shut down agency over court order denying Musk’s DOGE access to records, then reverses himself hours later.
Trump moves to fold USAID into the State Department—and quietly slip in blockchain tech, though staff haven’t said whether it’s for accounting or actually moving money.
Trump taps 1950 emergency law to boost mining, open federal lands to coal, and give allies sweeping power over mineral policy.
Trump scrambles to deny Musk will hear China war plans at Pentagon after NYT and WSJ reports spark backlash.
Tesla recalls Cybertruck for the 8th time in 2 years as defect may send metal flying, forcing owners to service centers ASAP.
Trump administration extends deadline to end Manhattan congestion toll as Duffy posts that Hochul is ‘on notice’ and warns of federal funding cuts.
Judge denies emergency request to stop Musk’s DOGE Service from dismantling U.S. Institute of Peace after law enforcement-assisted raid.
Trump’s FTC erases four years of consumer protection blogs, scrubbing AI and privacy guidance for Amazon, Microsoft, and Big Tech
Judge rules Musk’s USAID purge violated Constitution, restores computer access but agency remains gutted
Trump admin proposal would force millions to file Social Security claims in person, creating hardship for elderly and disabled
Trump targets third law firm, Paul Weiss, in executive order after court halts restrictions on others.
Trump signed an order dismantling seven more federal agencies, including Voice of America’s parent and others handling homelessness and minority business development.
The top lawyer at the IRS is being demoted and replaced with a Trump ally who supports Musk’s DOGE unit.
Representatives of Trump’s family discussed taking a financial stake in Binance US, while its founder sought a pardon from Trump.
The union representing 47,000 TSA workers sued Homeland Security to block the administration from canceling its collective bargaining agreement.
A whistleblower report to the GSA IG alleges that real estate developer Brad Ehikian, brother of the GSA head, asked the government to sell his firm a Silicon Valley property for tens of millions below its valuation.
Rep. Jamie Raskin, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, asked the DOJ Inspector General to investigate interim U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting sued FEMA for halting $40M in emergency alert system upgrades, saying it endangers real-time disaster warnings.
