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US Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case Over DOGE Records

US Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case Over DOGE Records

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The US Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington can gather information about the Department of Government Efficiency. The Trump administration argues DOGE, once led by Elon Musk, is an advisory body exempt from public records law. A lower appeals court had allowed limited fact-finding. Arguments are expected in early 2027, with a ruling by summer.

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