Federal workers received an email from Doge, a department led by Elon Musk, requesting them to list their accomplishments from the past week or face resignation, as part of the Trump administration’s cost-cutting efforts targeting the federal workforce. The email, sent after a tweet from Musk, asked employees to provide a summary of their achievements by Monday, with failure to respond leading to resignation. The American Federation of Government Employees criticized the message as disrespectful, as thousands of government employees have already been fired in recent weeks due to Musk’s influence.
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Who Will Replace Joy Reid on MSNBC? Host’s Show Canceled
Jason Lemon, the Senior Politics Editor at Newsweek, previously worked as an editor at StepFeed and contributed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He is a graduate of the American University of Beirut and Andrews University, with bylines in various publications. Jason Lemon can be contacted via email at j.lemon@newsweek.com. In other news, MSNBC plans to change its lineup, with the current co-hosts of The Weekend taking over Joy Reid's 7 p.m. slot on The ReidOut, running...
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