President Trump has weighed in with his opposition regarding the Senate budget resolution. In a new social media post, the president endorses the House resolution because he believes it implements his America First agenda.

Another leader at a government agency has stepped down after clashing with Elon Musk's DOGE team - this time at the Social Security Administration. Plus - why are Trump & Musk so obsessed with getting rid of experts?

As Elon Musk's DOGE continues to target federal agencies like the Social Security Administration and Internal Revenue Service, the world's richest man has now set his sights on U.S. gold reserves at Fort Knox.

The IRS is fighting to keep Elon Musk and his merry men access to the sensitive personal data of American taxpayers. Meanwhile, the acting head of the Social Security Administration has stepped down in the face of further overreach by Musk.

An obscure data analyst who had been placed on leave as he was being investigated for allegedly violating privacy and tax laws, was saved by Donald Trump who then rewarded him by appointing him to acting commissioner of the Social Security Administration.

At least 24 senior leaders of the Social Security Administration have announced their departures, as the government pension agency unveiled a reorganization plan to streamline bureaucracy under a mandate from President Donald Trump.

At least 24 senior leaders of the Social Security Administration have announced their departures, as the government pension agency unveiled a reorganization plan to streamline bureaucracy under a mandate from President Donald Trump.

Thousands of federal workers are out of a job, and further cuts are expected. Meanwhile, a federal judge has blocked the firings.

Trump official calls Social Security ‘wrong’ as administration lays groundwork for massive cuts - The president and his allies are justifying cuts on allegations of ‘waste’ to pay for his tax plan

The U.S. government agency that provides benefits to tens of millions of older Americans plans to cut 7,000 workers, it announced on Friday, as part of the Trump administration's plan to slash the size of the federal workforce.

A new analysis reveals that the policy change would mainly benefit high-earning retirees or those close to retirement.