What Is DOGE Without Elon Musk?
Musk left government and publicly cut ties with President Donald Trump over the deficit impact of Trump's signature tax-and-spending bill. But DOGE lives on as a decentralized collection of federal employees and consultants in the White House, the budget office, and dozens of federal departments and agencies — all still tasked with identifying places to cut spending.
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