Duger’s biggest victory reveals after another week of federal spending cuts billions
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) spent another week cutting hundreds of millions of dollars in federal spending while avoiding various legal attempts to stop its efforts to reduce costs.
Here are some of Doge’s big wins this week:
1. Judge removes request to stop federal workers from firing
On Thursday, Obama-appointed U.S. District Court Judge Christopher Cooper dismissed several federal unions, including the National Treasury Department Employees Union (NTEU) to suspend mass shootings by federal workers Trump administration.
The NTEU and four other unions representing federal employees filed a complaint on February 12, challenging the probation employee’s firing and postponement resignation program, which gives workers the option to agree to work from the office or resign.
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Elon Musk’s governor won the championship in several battles this week. (Getty)
Cooper denied a request to stop the shooting, saying the court lacked jurisdiction over the union’s claims.
Instead, Cooper ruled that unions must pursue challenges through federal services Labor-management relations Regulations that provide administrative review by the Federal Labor and Industrial Relations Bureau.
2. The judge said that Doji could continue to dig
Doge was awarded another victory by U.S. District Court Judge Tanya S. Chutkan, who denied requesting a temporary restraining order to prevent Musk and Doge from visiting the Department of Education’s Personnel Office, Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Department of Labor (OPM), Labor Ministry of Labor Department of Health and Human Services, Ministry of Transport and Ministry of Commerce Energy.
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Chutkin ruled that Doge can continue to operate as it is now.
The judge also issued a court brief for the plaintiff and defendant to file a motion for discovery, a preliminary injunction and dismissal, which lasted until April 22.
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3. Judge Allow Doge to access data from 3 federal agencies
Doge won the court after a federal judge refused a request to temporarily block Elon Musk’s government efficiency team from accessing sensitive data from at least three federal agencies.
Unions and nonprofits are trying to block Musk’s threshold to access the Department of Labor, Department of Health and Human Services, and the Consumer Financial Protection Agency’s records.
Efforts to be blocked by District Court Judge John Bates, who wrote in an article that the government may be right when classifying Doge as an institution, so it is allowed to introduce its staff to other governments in detail department.
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4. Doge discovers a nearly untrackable budget order project responsible for $4.7T of payments
Earlier this week, Doge announced that it had discovered an identification code that links U.S. Treasury payments to budget order projects, which account for nearly $4.7 trillion in payments, usually leaving a blank space.
Elon Musk speaks to reporters at the White House Oval Office in Washington on February 11, 2025. (Alex Brandon)
“The Ministry of Finance Access Symbol (TAS) is the identification code that links the Ministry of Finance payments to a budget line item (standard financial process),” Doge wrote in an article on X.
“In the federal government, TAS Field’s payment method is about $4.7 trillion, usually blank, making traceability almost impossible. As of Saturday, this is the area necessary now, adding people to money Insight in fact.”
The agency thanked the U.S. Treasury Department for its work in identifying optional areas.
According to the Ministry of Finance’s Bureau of Finance, the TAS code is used to describe any of any account identification codes assigned to the finance part, also known as “account.”
5. MLB Stadium Caesars Palace, an ice cream truck: Governor reveals how schools spend billions of dollars on Covid relief funds
According to the Trump administration’s cost-cutting cost-cutting department, schools have spent hundreds of billions of dollars in relief funds that have little impact on students, such as hotel rooms in Las Vegas and ice cream trucks.
Doge reveals how schools spend Covid relief funds. (Getty Image)
Doge revealed Thursday that schools spent nearly $200 billion in Covid relief funds “had little oversight on students.”
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Granite Public School in Utah spent $86,000 in COVID relief funds in a hotel room at Caesars Palace, an iji.
The cost-cutting department also revealed that the school spent $60,000 in Covid relief funds on a pool pass, while a California area uses its funds to buy ice cream trucks.
6. Hegseth
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is working with Doge to make layoffs within his department, saying he believes it will find “not the core of our mission.”
U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth issued a press statement after the Department of Defense met. (Omar Max)
“They are here and we welcome them,” Hegseth said in a video released on Thursday. “Obviously, they will have all the safeguards about the classification.
“They care as much as we do, find the last relic of layoffs and identify Biden’s priorities – dei, wake up, climate change BS, that’s not the heart of our mission, we’ll get rid of everything.”
Hegseth said many of the gate workers were veterans and he met with Musk’s team and said they had begun a review of the Department of Defense.
7. Doge reveals over 4 million government credit cards responsible for 90 million transactions
Duger revealed on Tuesday that the U.S. government has more than 4 million active credit cards on its books.
“The U.S. government currently has about 4.6 million active credit cards/accounts, processing about $90 billion of spending is about $40B $40B[ing] In FY24, Doge said in an article on X.
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The cost-cutting sectors break the use of multiple federal agencies and their credit cards, with the Department of Defense leading the number of transactions of about 27.2 million and the number of personal accounts of about 2.4 million.
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Musk spoke to conservatives on Thursday, touting his achievements and at one point on the stage, holding a golden chainsaw given to him by Argentina President Javier Milei, symbolizing a cut in government spending , to his delight, was the conservative crowd at the conservative political action conference in Maryland.
“We are fighting the battle with the matrix here,” Musk said. “It has to be done.”
Alex Nitzberg, Emma Woodhead, Michael Lee, Greg Wehner and Michael Dorgan of Fox News contributed to the report.
