The U.S. Government Efficiency Office (DOGE) has been dissolved, which was originally supposed to operate until July 2026

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), established with great fanfare by President Trump in January this year to reduce the size of the government, has already been disbanded despite having eight months left in its term.

When asked about the status of the Department of Government Efficiency, the Director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Cooper, said, "It doesn't exist at all."

Cooper added that the Department of Government Efficiency is no longer a "centralized agency." This is the first confirmation from the Trump administration that the Department of Government Efficiency has been disbanded.

This agency, led by Musk, was established in January this year and implemented sweeping reforms in Washington, rapidly reducing the size of federal agencies, cutting their budgets, or shifting their focus to Trump's priorities. According to an executive order signed by Trump after taking office, the Department of Government Efficiency was supposed to operate until July 2026. (Jinshi)