The effort faces an uncertain future in a largely frozen Congress that has passed few bills since President Donald Trump took office in January.

Two top Army officials are proposing to eliminate Humvees and cut other costs in the hope it will allow generals, not DOGE, to decide where and how to cut spending.

Billionaire Elon Musk said he is considering sending his government efficiency team to the Federal Reserve, citing a costly renovation of the central bank’s Washington, DC, headquarters as an example of potential government waste.

Headed by Musk, named after an internet meme and administered, in large part, by mysterious twenty-something engineers, DOGE in 100 days has reshaped Washington, hobbling its longstanding institutions as the world’s richest man razes a bureaucracy he claims is rife with “waste,

USIP’s board of directors has sued DOGE and assorted other parties in Trump’s administration, but should the courts rule in its favor, it’s unclear who would enforce the ruling. Certainly not the brownshirts at the DC police department.