"I'm not saying I'm a fan of what they're doing in Argentina or the U.S. - that's clearly too drastic," said Flatken, referring to the sweeping cuts to federal bureaucracy underway in both countries.

The enemy, according to Musk and his band of technovillains, is bureaucracy: career government servants who do things in ways that maintain hierarchies and the power of government institutions ...

Musk was gifted one of Milei's favorite campaign trail props on the stage: a chainsaw. Meant to represent the pair's hack-and-slash attitude toward the federal government, it instead gave Musk the ...

Over the past six decades, the United States Agency for International Development, or USAID, has been Washington’s most valuable soft power tool. It has administered billions of dollars in ...

“It’s the president deciding how the executive branch is going to run, which is very much the opposite of how it has long been run, where the bureaucracy is kind of leading things even though ...

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he wants a bureaucracy that says “yes”. Photo / Mark Mitchell Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he wants a bureaucracy that says “yes”.

For the fight ahead for democracy and the working class, unions should care less about preserving their bureaucracy and more about supporting the rank-and-file. A strong, class-conscious labor ...

Elon Musk took the CPAC stage by storm on Thursday — decked out in a “Dark MAGA” outfit and wielding a prop chainsaw to signify the Department of Government Efficiency’s financial cuts to ...

Workforce Administration and Management Priorities Act is what is needed to bring more accountability to Washington's bureaucracy. "The swamp is thick and deep here in crazy town, and I’m here ...

He was told the SBA would return his $1,150 in 60 days. They didn’t, and his battle with the bureaucracy went on. Leonard Horwitz: “And get bounced around from one place to another that ...

Bureaucracy cutting by the numbers: President Donald Trump and chief government auditor Elon Musk have set out to cut large chunks of the federal civilian workforce. So how are they doing?