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The Institute for Policy Integrity will likely be a critical voice during the deregulatory push of the incoming Trump administration.
The legislation would halt the incoming administration’s plans to revive a new class of federal employee that can be more easily fired.
The tech mogul is leading the so-called Department of Government Efficiency, which will recommend federal spending cuts and regulatory rollbacks.
President-elect Donald Trump’s Republican allies hope the effort will lead to many leaving the federal workforce.
Federal funding is set to expire Friday, but lawmakers have yet to approve new spending.
The administrator was the first Black man to lead the agency and sought to cement environmental justice among its core principles.
By Jennifer Yachnin, Heather Richards, Kevin Bogardus, Hannah Northey | 12/20/2024 01:56 PM EST
Government workers are “very cognizant” that Elon Musk is “going to be involved in our future,” an Interior Department employee said.
The Department of Energy has come under congressional scrutiny over its use — or lack of use — of Washington office space.
Christopher Carr’s departure comes as President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to root out the Biden administration’s diversity push.
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