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District Judge William Alsup declared that the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) does not have the authority to mandate the firing of federal employees, including probationary staff, who have less than a year of experience.

Musk had previously issued a mandate asking federal workers to summarize their accomplishments from the prior week. Meanwhile, an email sent out by the OPM explicitly asked workers not to include links or attachments, as the data will be processed by the AI system for analysis.

From the latest in Musk’s fight to fire federal workers to concern over appointment of Dan Bongino – key US politics stories from Monday at a glance

Learn about the new voluntary weekly reporting requirement at the Office of Personnel Management emphasizing data security and transparency.

Elon Musk's stance on federal workers' response to OPM email raises questions about employee accountability and government operations.

The time needed for all federal workers to reply to Musk's email could cost the government about $8.5 million in wages.

OPM clarifies that the recent 'What did you do last week' email is voluntary for employees, with no impact on employment status.

Confusion and chaos loom as hundreds of thousands of federal employees begin their workweek Monday facing a deadline from President Donald Trump’s cost-cutting chief, Elon Musk, to explain their recent accomplishments or risk losing their jobs