Reuters Got Caught Fabricating the News. Period. Let’s get something straight right off the bat: Reuters flat-out lied about DOGE being “shut down.” They cobbled together a misleading headline using a chopped-up quote from OPM Director Scott Kupor, leaving out context, and presenting a half-truth as fact. Kupor himself had to step in and correct them, explaining that while DOGE may no longer operate as a centralized entity, the mission—cutting waste, deregulating bureaucracy, and rooting out fraud—continues across multiple federal agencies. That part? Reuters conveniently left out. Because it didn’t fit the narrative. This isn’t journalism. This is information warfare. Who Benefits from Smearing DOGE? Ask yourself: why would a legacy media outlet like Reuters—based outside the U.S.—care so much…
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