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DOGE can maintain access to federal personnel data, court rules
In addition to the Office of Personnel Management's systems, the court allowed DOGE to have continued access to those maintained by the departments of Treasury and Education. A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit overturned a lower court’s injunction that initially blocked DOGE’s access.
A POLITICO analysis of DOGE data reveals the organization saved less than 5 percent of its claimed savings from nearly 10,100 ...
A federal appeals court struck down a preliminary injunction that limited the Department of Government Efficiency's access to ...
As funding cuts and culture wars reshape Washington, D.C., fast-growing government contractors are reworking their business ...
DOGE GETS THE DATA: A federal appeals court panel today cleared the way for DOGE to access data held by the Office of ...
Macro sentiment remains influenced by broader risk markets, but DOGE’s higher lows and persistent whale bids keep the ...
Dogecoin's rally is spurred by whale accumulation of 1 billion DOGE, valued at $200 million, in recent sessions.
Brad Smith headed up cuts at the Department of Health and Human Services. Now he’s headed to the State Department to focus on ...
Two teens charged for their alleged involvement in an attack on DOGE staffer Edward Coristine were ordered by a D.C. judge to ...
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