The United States Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has been disbanded, originally slated to operate until July 2026.
BlockBeats News, November 24th. After taking office in January, US President Trump vigorously established the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to reduce the size of the government. Although the department still had eight months left in its term, it has already been dissolved.
When asked about the current status of the Department of Government Efficiency, US Office of Personnel Management Director Cooper said: "It simply does not exist." Cooper added that the Department of Government Efficiency is no longer a "centralized institution." This is the first time the Trump administration has confirmed the dissolution of the Department of Government Efficiency.
This Musk-led institution, established in January of this year, carried out a sweeping reform of Washington, rapidly reducing the size of federal agencies, cutting their budgets, or shifting their focus to Trump's priorities. According to executive orders signed by Trump after taking office, the Department of Government Efficiency was supposed to operate until July 2026. (FX678)
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