SCOTUS rules DOGE may access Social Security data, lifting an injunction issued by Maryland judge / OANN

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The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of authorizing officials from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to access sensitive Social Security data—overturning previous injunctions. This decision, confirmed by multiple sources, paves the way for continued government data collection while sidestepping mandated document turnovers.

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cnn.com / Supreme Court restores DOGE’s access to sensitive Social Security data and says it doesn’t have to turn over documents - CNN

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