DOGE-OK releases first report, plans to return $157M in federal health grants

Elon Musk's led DOGE terminates additional 47 wasteful contracts worth $87.5million in US

US billionaire, Elon Musk, who leads the Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE, has announced the termination of a further 47 wasteful contracts worth $87.5 million. DOGE disclosed this in a statement released on its X account on Thursday morning. According to DOGE, among the cancelled contracts is a $3.4 million State Department management consulting contract for aviation advisors in Kenya. The US agency noted that the cancellations have re…

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DOGE-OK releases first report, plans to return $157M in federal health grants

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt says the Oklahoma Division of Government Efficiency (DOGE-OK) has identified $157 million in "wasteful" health grants they intend to return to the federal government.

The DOGE employees and allies working on Elon Musk’s government goals

Here’s who is working with Elon Musk at the U.S. DOGE Service — also known as the Department of Government Efficiency — to makes changes throughout the federal government.

DOGE Checks Explained: The Government's Role And Your Eligibility

In a political landscape where economic promises often shift with the news cycle, one topic has managed to grab headlines and public curiosity alike: DOGE checks. Tied to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) — an initiative linked to Elon Musk and President Donald Trump’s administration — the proposed stimulus would direct billions in alleged government savings back to American taxpayers. But is this an actual policy shift or a high-pr…

Statement: DOGE-OK recommends health care cuts that are harmful, counterintuitive - Oklahoma Policy Institute

The governor’s office this week released its first DOGE-OK report to promote government efficiency at the state level, mimicking the aims of the federal effort being led by Elon Musk. The DOGE-OK report identified $157 million in “wasteful” health care grants.  Statement from OK Policy Executive Director Shiloh Kantz: “Taxpayer dollars should be spent wisely, but cutting health care funds is both counterproductive and harmful. Oklahoma already …