‘Wasteful and dangerous’: DOGE’s top five most shocking revelations
The Trump administration's DOGE efforts have found several controversial and highly publicized examples of spending it says are a waste of taxpayer funds.
The Trump administration's DOGE efforts have found several controversial and highly publicized examples of spending it says are a waste of taxpayer funds.
Fundraising messages centered around President Donald Trump have resurfaced on both sides of the political aisle since Trump’s return to the White House. Democratic messages focus on resisting Trump, while Republicans are fundraising on Democrat resistance.
Adam Schiff and Chuck Schumer have described Donald Trump’s dismissal of 17 inspectors general as a “chilling purge” aimed at eliminating “accountability for malfeasance.” Scott Walter and Sarah Lee of the Capital Research Center say it’s not just the fulfillment of a Trump campaign promise, but there’s no scandal in sight. Though the federal government’s
Republicans slammed Democrats' claims that the Department of Government Efficiency's actions potentially threatened U.S. national security.
Indiana AG Todd Rokita threatened Indianapolis schools and the city police department for refusing to cooperate with federal ICE agents to deport illegal immigrants.
A new poll reveals that readers of The Epoch Times overwhelmingly support the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a Trump administration initiative aimed at increasing government efficiency, slashing deficits, and rooting out fraudulent and wasteful spending. The survey, which garnered responses from nearly 53,000 readers, provides insight into public opinion regarding DOGE’s activities since its
Probational federal employees who lost their jobs on Thursday as part of the Trump administration’s mass firing of government workers expressed shock and anger at the terminations, which they contend will hurt the government’s ability to provide services. President Trump is moving quickly to shrink the U.S. federal government — the nation’s largest employer — saying he