U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Debunks Rumor: Reuters' Report on Its Dissolution is Fake News

On November 25th, the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced on the X platform that the Reuters article regarding its dissolution was false news. The department will resume its Friday routine updates in a few days. The American people have entrusted President Trump with the task of modernizing the federal government and reducing waste, fraud, and abuse. Just last week, the department terminated 78 wasteful contracts, saving taxpayers $335 million. Previously, according to a Reuters report on November 24th, since President Trump took office in January, he has been actively establishing the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) with the aim of downsizing the government. Despite having eight months left in its term, the department has been dissolved. When asked about the current status of the Department of Government Efficiency, the Office of Personnel Management Director Cooper said, "It no longer exists." Cooper further added that the Department of Government Efficiency is no longer a "centralized entity." This is the first time the Trump administration has confirmed the dissolution of the Department of Government Efficiency.