Washington DC—Federal Judge George O’Toole, a senior United States district judge of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts, has blocked the implementation of a reduction in force (RIF) program affecting over two million Federal workers. The dubious offer from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) for […]
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Washington DC—A deadline for public servants to resign from Federal service is set to expire Thursday, Feb. 6 as the effects of a hostile takeover of government operations became even more apparent. Details of the takeover of government agencies by handfuls of Elon Musk’s surrogates has also been spreading by […]
Washington DC— If you’re following the breakdown of internal government operations in the Nation’s Capital, and you’re having a hard time keeping up with the breathtaking pace of events, you’re not alone. Confusion and chaos continued to swirl through the functioning apparatus of the U.S. Government Tuesday morning as additional […]
Washington DC—Dozens of Federal workers took to the sidewalks and streets outside administrative offices and departments for a third day as a five-alarm fire continued raging through government operations. That fire was lit by billionaire Elon Musk as he deployed surrogates inside multiple agencies throughout the U.S. Government to seal […]
Nearly 100 Federal employees took part in a protest now into its second day of a takeover by Elon Musk surrogates of the high administration arm of the Federal government. Photo: DCMediaGroup Washington DC—Federal employees and supporters returned to the main Federal Office of Personnel Management (OPM) building today in […]
Washington DC—A handful of Federal employees demonstrated against billionaire Elon Musk’s takeover of the top Federal government administrative building on Saturday afternoon. They said their protest was spurred by the unauthorized breach of their data and financial information by surrogates working for Elon Musk. The operatives locked authorized Federal workers […]
A dozen federal workers occupied the steps of the Capitol for several hours today to protest the government shutdown, which sent them home from work without pay only hours before. Most aimed their ire at Congress, which failed to pass a budget resolution before the new fiscal year starting October […]