Billionaire Elon Musk and President Donald Trump tried to take a chainsaw to federal government spending, but it turns out ...

Here are five takeaways from Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal's new 54-page report accusing DOGE of waste.

In May, the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, lost its architect and de facto leader, Elon Musk. But without Musk ...

Luke Farritor could have been an artist, or a builder, or someone dedicated to seeing a great historical mystery through.

The $21.7 billion does not include the government’s legal expenses from DOGE-related lawsuits, the report noted, nor does it ...

Advertised cuts include Interior Department contracts and an EPA grant for lead pipe detection approved by the first Trump ...

They’re demanding an audit to determine whether DOGE employees — deliberately or not — created vulnerabilities through their ...

President Donald Trump said he doesn't plan to remove subsidies for Elon Musk's companies, just weeks after suggesting that ...

It’s emblematic of DOGE’s retreat from the center of the Trump administration’s orbit. The once-feared crew that barged into offices and slashed jobs at an unprecedented pace is a shell of its former ...

The gap Musk leaves From the outset, DOGE was Musk’s brainchild — and its strategic initiatives and conceptual targets were driven by the tech billionaire, people familiar with his efforts said.

He said on Truth Social the US could "save a fortune" if there were "no more rocket launches, satellites." ...

Layoffs don’t save much money. Musk has emphasized that cost savings are central to DOGE's mission, but labor costs are a small part of federal spending—between 4% and 5% of Uncle Sam’s budget.