The US Office of Personnel Management has informed government HR officials that employees should not feel compelled to respond to Elon Musk’s recent ultimatum to federal workers. Musk had demanded that federal employees detail their job accomplishments in a bullet-pointed list or face dismissal. This directive has caused chaos across the government, with conflicting advice being given to employees on whether or not to respond.
Meanwhile, a federal judge has blocked the transfer of nine more incarcerated transgender women to men’s prisons, citing the violation of their constitutional rights. Additionally, Senator Mitch McConnell has criticized the Trump administration for not naming Russia as the aggressor in the conflict, backing a resolution supporting Ukraine.
In other news, House Republicans face challenges in unifying around a plan for trillions in tax cuts and new spending. And the US Supreme Court rejected challenges to clinic “buffer zones” in a win for abortion rights advocates.
Donald Trump has also voiced support for Musk’s demand for federal workers to document their accomplishments, suggesting that those who fail to respond may not actually be working. The chaos surrounding Musk’s ultimatum continues to unfold within the federal government.
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