DOGE will use AI to assess the responses from federal workers who were told to justify their jobs via email
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Monday embraced Elon Musk's ultimatum demanding that federal workers report what they had accomplished last week or lose their jobs, a directive facing pushback from unions and some agencies leading up to a midnight deadline to respond.
Elon Musk's deadline for federal workers to justify their jobs is fast approaching. Follow Newsweek's live blog for updates.
The leaders of several agencies dealing with law enforcement and national security issues, including the FBI, Department of ...
Elon Musk surveyed his followers on X — the platform he spent $44 billion to buy — asking whether federal employees should be ...
Hampton Dellinger, the head of the Office of the Special Counsel, wrote that the terminations appear "contrary to a reasonable reading of the law." ...
Federal employees are raising alarms over Elon Musk’s push to reshape the US government, an effort now compounded by a ...
I feel even more compelled to stay in the public sector,” she says, noting the good work she was doing protecting consumers, ...
Several agency heads, put in place by the president, are publicly opposing a directive from top Trump ally and billionaire Elon Musk.
Trump claimed Monday that any agencies saying not to respond to the email were doing it "in a friendly manner." ...
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