A federal judge declined to block the Department of Government Efficiency’s access to personal information at Health and Human Services, Labor, and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, citing privacy concerns but finding the plaintiffs’ case lacking. The ruling by Judge John D. Bates of the Federal District Court in Washington allows Elon Musk’s initiative to proceed despite opposition from unions and nonprofits, including the A.F.L.-C.I.O. The judge noted that Musk’s team members are federal employees with a legitimate need for the data in question.
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Targeting DOGE, labor group puts up billboards warning of heat deaths at national parks
Extreme Heat Wave and National Park ConcernsAn early-season heat wave is affecting the West, with extreme temperatures expected, particularly in Death Valley, where highs could exceed 115 degrees. More Perfect Union's billboard campaign aims to raise awareness about the impact of layoffs at DOGE and cuts to national parks, urging the public to take precautions during the heat, as stated by Death Valley's acting deputy superintendent, Abigail Wines. The campaign seeks to provoke debate about...
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