Frey, other state attorneys general pledge lawsuit challenging Musk’s Treasury access
A dozen attorneys general, including Maine's Aaron Frey, announced their intention to file a lawsuit aimed at keeping Elon ...
Democratic attorneys general challenging Musk’s staff access to Americans’ sensitive personal data
Democratic attorneys general in several states vowed Thursday to file a lawsuit to stop Elon Musk’s Department of Government ...
New York and other states plan to sue Trump administration over DOGE access
New York Attorney General Letitia James plans to file a lawsuit with at least 10 other state attorneys general against the Trump administration over the Department of Government Efficiency program, ...
Justice Dept. says no immediate plans to release names of Jan. 6 FBI agents
Justice Department lawyers said Thursday that they have no immediate plans to publicly release the names of thousands of FBI ...
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The Latest: Trump’s pick for budget director expected to ramp up his Project 2025 vision
The Republican-led Senate is expected to confirm a chief architect of Project 2025 as director of the Office of Management ...
Democrats shift to fighting stance to confront onslaught of Elon Musk
Democrats, who voters relegated to the sidelines for at least the next two years, are scrambling to slow down the Elon Musk ...
House Dems unveil bill to shield taxpayer records from Musk
House Democrats on Thursday introduced legislation designed to protect taxpayers’ sensitive financial information from Elon ...
Inside the fight to stop Elon Musk and ‘DOGE’ from accessing your personal financial information
Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency has moved quickly to set up shop in a critical Treasury Department ...
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‘What’s going to break?’ DOGE staffers ‘scorching the earth’ as they reshape federal government
Before deciding to resign from the Office of Personnel Management, a senior agency official was asked a question by a staffer ...
AG Ford raises concern over DOGE
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is one of 12 state attorneys general to release a statement expressing concern over access provided to the Department of Government Efficiency.