[Tuesday, April 22] US News Headlines from r/politics
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1. Trump Administration & Executive Power
1.1 Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Operations
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) continues expanding its authority, having secured access to sensitive Justice Department immigration data concerning millions of immigrants [1] [2] and gained control over national parks [3]. However, Musk announced plans to “pull back significantly” from DOGE responsibilities in May, specifically citing “Tesla blowback” [4] [5]. This withdrawal coincides with Tesla reporting a 71% profit drop [6], suggesting conflict between Musk’s governmental and corporate roles. Questions persist about whether DOGE is achieving its stated purpose of significant cost reduction [7], while GOP Representative Byron Donalds faced “shouting and critical questions” about DOGE operations at a contentious town hall [8].
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