U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) officially dissolved 10 months after establishment

Donald Trump, who established the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) this January aiming to downsize the government, has seen the department disbanded with eight months remaining in his term.

According to BlockBeats on the 24th (local time), Kathleen Cooper, director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, said, "The Department of Government Efficiency no longer exists," effectively acknowledging the organization's dissolution.

Cooper explained that the Department of Government Efficiency "is not a centralized agency at this time," suggesting that the Trump administration has officially suspended the department's functions. Until now, the Department of Government Efficiency had pursued reductions in the size of the federal government in Washington, budget cuts, and the streamlining of presidential priority policies, drawing significant controversy and attention.

The Department of Government Efficiency, established in January this year under the leadership of Elon Musk, had played a central role in restructuring federal agencies and was scheduled to operate until July 2026 under an executive order signed by President Trump. However, with the earlier-than-expected dissolution, further discussions are expected regarding the future direction of federal government reform and the White House's plans for organizational restructuring.