Democratic Senators Call for Privacy Act Reform in Response to DOGE Takeover
As Elon Musk’s DOGE continues to slash through the federal government, Democrats in the US Senate are calling for an update to 1974 legislation to restrict government use of personal data and introduce new penalties, including prison time, for violations.
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