Officials from Elon Musk's DOGE have been active at USAID, Veterans Affairs, Treasury and elsewhere, but little is publicly known about their work.

Former Republican congresswoman Liz Cheney has attacked the world’s richest man Elon Musk and drawn attention to the fact that he has not always been a US citizen as part of a social media spat between the pair.

The billionaire and his cronies continue to move fast and break things. Here are their boldest attacks thus far.

As DOGE throws out the rule book for government tech, it’s time we plan for the worst—and look to each other for courage and support.

Elon Musk’s incursion into the federal government is unprecedented. It’s also pretty good news for his companies.

DOGE has gained access to government employees' sensitive information via the Office of Personnel Management, payment systems at the Treasury Department and Centers for Medicaid and Medicare this week.

Musk is offering an unprecedented—and uncertain—financial incentive for federal workers to resign, as part of Trump's plan to restructure the “deep state.”

Elon Musk’s team of Stasi programmers at DOGE are feeding highly sensitive data from the Department of Education through artificial intelligence tools, according to an extremely predictable, yet still shocking, report from the Washington Post. The plan, according to the Post, is for DOGE to do the same thing at every federal agency.

They try to gain access to the personal information of millions of Americans, all to amass even more money. Wait, this isn’t fiction. We are extras in that movie right now. With President Donald Trump’s approval,