Treasury watchdog will audit DOGE access to payment systems
The department’s deputy inspector general said the audit will examine access and security controls on Bureau of Fiscal Service systems.
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AFGE says it will fight mass federal firings, refuting ‘performance’ claims
The statement comes after reports that federal agencies, including the Office of Personnel Management, were preparing to or had fired probationary workers.
GSA staff reinterviewed by DOGE prior to terminating probationary employees; Unions lack standing to fight deferred resignation
DOGE ‘touch-base’ sessions with staff at the General Services Administration preceded probationary terminations, and stirred privacy concerns internally, a source told FedScoop. And Unions lack standing to…
Federal judge orders HHS, CDC, FDA to restore webpages, datasets
The three health agencies were directed to restore those websites as they were Jan. 30 by the end of the day Tuesday.
Federal judge again extends pause to ‘deferred resignation’ deadline
A federal judge in Massachusetts put an indefinite stay on the administration’s deadline for workers to indicate whether they plan to leave the government.
Trump DOJ seeks reversal of judge’s order to block access to Treasury systems
A federal judge had barred DOGE workers from payment systems and ordered the destruction of copies of materials accessed.
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Musk, DOGE access to Treasury systems targeted in House Democrats’ bill
The legislation from Rep. Haley Stevens and 141 of her colleagues would cut off “unlawful access” to Bureau of Fiscal Service systems.
Student group asks federal court to halt DOGE access to Education Department data
The complaint from the University of California Student Association asks the court to stop the agency from providing DOGE with unauthorized access to personal and financial information.
Federal judge partially blocks DOGE’s access to Treasury financial systems
Two DOGE-linked workers can still have read-only access to Bureau of Fiscal Service systems, per the ruling.
Federal judges double down on temporarily halting Trump’s funding freeze
At least two federal judges have issued temporary restraining orders on the Trump administration’s efforts to halt federal funding.