DOGE Shuts Down USAID and Exposes Massive Government Waste

The Unusual Suspects uncover DOGE’s bold move to shut down USAID, one of the largest U.S. government agencies, amid a firestorm of corruption allegations. As the agency’s $40 billion budget is scrutinized, DOGE reveals disturbing details of government mismanagement. But that’s not all – millions in taxpayer dollars were funneled to media outlets like Politico through government grants and subscriptions, raising questions about the influence of media organizations on government spending. Is this just the beginning of a widespread purge of inefficiency, or a deeper political play? With DOGE targeting government programs and media ties, the future of transparency and accountability is in question. Will the public finally get a glimpse of where their money is really going?