At least 38 DOGE members work, or have worked, for one of Elon Musk’s companies. Meanwhile, nearly two dozen DOGE officials ...

In 2025, the United States is witnessing a significant rise in layoffs, with an 80% increase compared to the previous year.

Layoffs increased by nearly 50% in May compared with last year, as DOGE was cited as the leading cause of 284,044 job cuts in ...

While the layoffs haven't affected air traffic controllers directly, many stakeholders worry that they could still have knock-on effects that ... on USA TODAY: Are DOGE layoffs hitting the FAA?

The DOGE-driven job cuts aren’t expected to hit the labor market data and the economy in one fell swoop. While some federal employees have ... because of downstream effects from cutting federal ...

Where DOGE cuts stand as Musk exits Musk bashes Trump bill on his way out Court blocks Trump tariffs. What happens now?

Musk’s expected departure from DOGE this spring might close one chapter, but the consequences of his involvement will linger, ...

DOGE Is Traumatizing Workers. That Costs Money, Too. Anxiety, stress and even PTSD can affect laid-off employees – and ... personal and societal economic effects is complex.

Is that DOGE? Is that just general ... it’s uncertain whether the effects will be as dramatic as the headlines related to the layoffs. Some of the layoffs are depending on court decisions ...

U.S. employers slowed hiring last month, but still added a solid 139,000 jobs amid uncertainty over Trump’s trade wars.

While the layoffs haven't affected air traffic controllers directly, many stakeholders worry that they could still have knock-on effects that strain an agency that is already chronically understaffed.