DOGE Cancels 58 Contracts, Saving Over $150 Million

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, has reportedly canceled over 58 federal contracts, claiming savings of more than $150 million for taxpayers. This includes cuts in the Department of Education for contracts deemed unnecessary, like $4.6 million for meetings and $3 million for redundant reports. The White House supports DOGE's transparency efforts, though critics argue that these actions lack proper congressional oversight. Meanwhile, NPR highlights discrepancies in DOGE's savings claims, noting errors and omissions in reported data. Despite these controversies, Musk insists on the transparency of DOGE's operations, with promises of further details to be revealed on their website soon.