14 States Sue DOGE And Elon Musk Over His ‘Unconstitutional’ Authority—Here’s What To Know
Feb. 13 Attorneys general from New Mexico, Arizona, Michigan and 11 other states sued Musk, DOGE and President Donald Trump alleging Musk’s “virtually unchecked authority” is unconstitutional and “the sweeping authority now vested in a single unelected and unconfirmed individual is antithetical to the nation’s entire constitutional structure.”
The workers seek a permanent injunction to stop Musk and his DOGE staff from any further action. Musk, they say, has violated ...
Fourteen states have filed a federal lawsuit alleging that the "sweeping authority" wielded by DOGE head Elon Musk is in ...
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell sued President Trump and Elon Musk alongside 12 other states, alleging they ...
The suit seeks to both "unwind" the actions Musk has already taken as well as block any future moves by Musk and DOGE ...
False claims about government spending have gone viral on social media, frequently boosted by DOGE leader Elon Musk.
That could be hugely bearish, since the bull market in recent years was largely built on expanding profit margins. Holding ...
A 25-year-old DOGE staffer, who resigned after being linked to racist social media posts, was briefly given edit access to ...
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The courts may block efforts by Elon Musk and DOGE to access Treasury's payment system. A huge trove of private data is at ...
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