Amanda Prestigiacomo

Yeah, he's tackling this in a very holistic way, you could say. Musk has gained access to view the Treasury's payment system. That process is trillions of dollars in spending each year. This past fiscal year, the Fed's reported an estimated $236 billion in improper payments. So a lot of potential waste could be spotted there. Hmm.

And just to paint a picture of how invested Musk is in all of this, he has reportedly moved beds into the headquarters of the Federal Personnel Office. And he and his staff, mostly young engineers, they're working into the night and weekends to find waste.

And just to paint a picture of how invested Musk is in all of this, he has reportedly moved beds into the headquarters of the Federal Personnel Office. And he and his staff, mostly young engineers, they're working into the night and weekends to find waste.

You're welcome.

You're welcome.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the government is providing about eight months of pay and benefits to those who resign as a part of an effort to better align the agency with Trump's agenda. The move follows a similar offer extended to millions of federal workers last month, which around 20,000 or so have accepted.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the government is providing about eight months of pay and benefits to those who resign as a part of an effort to better align the agency with Trump's agenda. The move follows a similar offer extended to millions of federal workers last month, which around 20,000 or so have accepted.

Federal employee unions are suing the Trump administration over the buyout offer that requires workers to resign or return to the office. The unions argue that the plan is arbitrary and capricious and may violate federal law. The administration says that the buyouts align with Trump's push to end remote work.

Federal employee unions are suing the Trump administration over the buyout offer that requires workers to resign or return to the office. The unions argue that the plan is arbitrary and capricious and may violate federal law. The administration says that the buyouts align with Trump's push to end remote work.

The White House is also placing nearly all USAID employees on administrative leave as it reassesses the agency's role.

The White House is also placing nearly all USAID employees on administrative leave as it reassesses the agency's role.

Yeah, it was. The order will reportedly ban males who identify as transgender from participating in girls' and women's sports at schools and colleges. Sources believe that Trump could direct his education department to enforce those standards based on Title IX rules, and if schools don't comply, they could be investigated. Trump is expected to sign the order at 3 p.m.

Yeah, it was. The order will reportedly ban males who identify as transgender from participating in girls' and women's sports at schools and colleges. Sources believe that Trump could direct his education department to enforce those standards based on Title IX rules, and if schools don't comply, they could be investigated. Trump is expected to sign the order at 3 p.m.

Eastern time today, which happens to be the 39th annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day. He'll be surrounded by advocates who've been fighting for female sports and female spaces. Riley Gaines has confirmed to us that she'll be in attendance as well.

Eastern time today, which happens to be the 39th annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day. He'll be surrounded by advocates who've been fighting for female sports and female spaces. Riley Gaines has confirmed to us that she'll be in attendance as well.

The Daily Wire reported this week that Gaines is slated to speak at a members' lunch for the Republican Study Committee on Wednesday, just hours before Trump is scheduled to sign that order on women's sports.

The Daily Wire reported this week that Gaines is slated to speak at a members' lunch for the Republican Study Committee on Wednesday, just hours before Trump is scheduled to sign that order on women's sports.

For those who aren't aware, Gaines swam for the University of Kentucky, and during the 2022 NCAA Women's Championships, she and other girls were forced to compete against a male swimmer named Leah Thomas. Thomas previously competed as a D1 male swimmer before requesting to switch to the female league.

For those who aren't aware, Gaines swam for the University of Kentucky, and during the 2022 NCAA Women's Championships, she and other girls were forced to compete against a male swimmer named Leah Thomas. Thomas previously competed as a D1 male swimmer before requesting to switch to the female league.

Gaines and Thomas tied for fifth place, but the trophy was given only to Thomas at the award ceremony. Gaines has since dedicated herself to advocating for female sports and athletes, and she even testified before Congress. Here's some audio of that.