US EditionDOGE Quietly Disbands 8 Months Ahead of Schedule
DOGE was closed eight months early without achieving stated savings targets, and key staff were reassigned, officials confirmed.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, disbanded eight months early as Reuters reported, with key personnel shifted across agencies.
- Established in January to cut waste, DOGE claimed tens of billions in savings without detailed accounting, and the Office of Personnel Management has absorbed many former DOGE functions and now manages its operations.
- A Politico analysis found DOGE's budget cuts equaled 5% of claimed savings, some staff remain embedded at agencies, and at least two former employees moved to the National Design Studio.
- White House spokeswoman Liz Huston said President Trump was given a clear mandate to reduce waste, fraud and abuse, and the hiring freeze ended without furloughs for DOGE staff.
- Looking toward the planned timeline, critics say DOGE failed to deliver promised savings, and Wilson stated, `'I was told that DOGE was going to create trillions and trillions of dollars in cuts from wasteful government spending and as it turns out it was a net negative.
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Doge is no more. The former Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency has been dissolved into thin air, despite having eight months left on its contract. “It doesn’t exist,” Scott Kupor of the Office of Personnel Management told Reuters.
Trump's top HR official says DOGE 'may not have centralized leadership,' but its principles 'remain alive'
DOGE no longer has a central office.Kevin Dietsch/Getty ImagesDOGE's central office no longer exists, less than a year after it was created.Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor said DOGE's goals still guide decision-making.Some DOGE staffers remain embedded at government agencies.Less than a year after it was born, DOGE has officially lost its center. Scott Kupor, the director of the Office of Personnel Management, pushed back aga…
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