A judge is blocking the Trump administration and Elon Musk's DOGE from carrying out sweeping layoffs at over a dozen agencies ...

The decision requires Elon Musk’s team to resume efforts to share information about its structure and day-to-day operations ...

Critics slam Trump’s DOGE as overreach—yet cheered bigger power grabs under Biden. In truth, DOGE may be too mild to reverse ...

But if they’re subject to FOIA, those records are available now.” Lawyers who specialize in public records and government ...

reversed course last week after the depth of the staff cuts became clear. In short, while the origin of the legal fights against DOGE stemmed from its insurgent arrival, those fights have now ...

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Executive branch employees have long been subject to laws and rules that forbid them from working ... The bureau’s chief legal officer, Mark Paoletta, and two other lawyers conducted the court ...

Now, he said DOGE cut $150 billion, but did not provide details. However, courts have ordered employees at multiple agencies to be rehired, ruling they ... in various legal troubles over the ...

The Trump administration and DOGE tried to cut more than 1,400 employees at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. An ...

The full panel of judges on the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals voted 9-6 to keep the ruling from U.S. District Judge Ellen ...

Though he's been known for his chainsaw approach to firing federal workers, deeper cuts are still to come. The first round faced legal challenges, but DOGE has ... under the RIF rules," Lescht ...