The Latest Breaking News from DOGE

It has been less than a month since Donald Trump retook the Oval Office. But with dozens of executive orders, every day has brought substantial change.

The lawsuit, led by the Democratic attorneys general from Arizona, Michigan, California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, and New Mexico, argue that Trump violated the Appointments Clause of the Constitution by creating DOGE without approval from Congress.

WLFI moved some of its crypto holdings for staking and lending, and swapped $USDC for $wBTC and $MOVE – actions in line with its recent announcement regarding a digital asset reserve that includes various cryptocurrencies.

President Trump insists that he is across Musk's conflicts of interest while working at DOGE—despite not knowing if the richest man on the planet met with Modi in a CEO or political capacity.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) joined the wave of lawsuits against the new government agency over supposedly illegal data access.

A new lawsuit challenges Trump ally’s government agency, saying it was unlawfully given ‘virtually unchecked power’.

China could ‘pick up the slack’ and increase its influence in the region after Doge funding freeze

Trump has ‘delegated virtually unchecked authority to Musk without proper legal authorization from Congress and without meaningful supervision of his activities,’ the suit states

Elon Musk's team evaluates IRS operations, causing unease among staff. No compromise of sensitive information.

Vivek Ramaswamy blasted the Federal Reserve's mismanagement, calling it an "open secret" that investors track the Fed not for insight but to anticipate its next blunder, as he pushes his government efficiency agenda ahead of a likely run for Ohio governor.

Analysis: Democratic leaders are under more pressure than ever to play hardball with a government shutdown, writes John Bowden