DOGE strikes again—another $222 million wiped from federal contracts. That's cash pulled straight from terminated deals, part of the ongoing push to trim government fat. The numbers keep stacking up, and whether you're tracking this for policy implications or just watching the Musk effect ripple through traditional systems, it's hard to ignore. Every announcement like this sends a signal: streamline or get cut. The question now? How much more is on the chopping block, and which sectors feel the squeeze next?
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DOGE strikes again—another $222 million wiped from federal contracts. That's cash pulled straight from terminated deals, part of the ongoing push to trim government fat. The numbers keep stacking up, and whether you're tracking this for policy implications or just watching the Musk effect ripple through traditional systems, it's hard to ignore. Every announcement like this sends a signal: streamline or get cut. The question now? How much more is on the chopping block, and which sectors feel the squeeze next?