We say the 'scalpel' rather than the 'hatchet.' The combination of them, Elon, DOGE, and other great people will be able to do things at a historic level." The clarification from the Trump ...

We say use the ‘scalpel’ rather than the ‘hatchet.’” This is good advice, and as the agency department heads continue their consultations with the Department of Government Efficiency and ...

wielding a scalpel rather than a hatchet. Reforms should be grounded in evidence rather than tradition, avoiding the influence of special interests or political considerations. This approach is ...

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Approximately 172,000 Vermonters are on Medicaid. The latest figures peg the cost at about $2.2 billion a year. To put that in perspective, Medicaid accounts for more than ...

President Donald Trump on Thursday said he's ordered all of his Cabinet secretaries to work with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and to use a "scalpel" when deciding which workers ...

Other examples of such catastrophic blunders include accidental organ removal, performing surgery on the wrong patient, or leaving tools like scalpels inside patients' bodies. They can also ...

President Donald Trump put a leash on Elon Musk Thursday, telling him to replace his chainsaw with a “scalpel” and that the Cabinet secretaries are in charge–not the billionaire. The move ...

"We say the 'scalpel' rather than the 'hatchet,'" Trump posted on his social media platform Truth Social. The president's message represents the first move to rein in the power accorded to Musk ...

Trump said that his agency bosses will make cuts with a “‘scalpel’ rather than the ‘hatchet’” and will be “very precise as to who will remain, and who will go” as they learn about ...

We say the 'scalpel' rather than the 'hatchet,’” Trump posted on social media. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports for TODAY.March 7, 2025 ...

By Eileen Sullivan and Maggie Haberman President Trump said on Thursday that the next phase of his plan to cut the federal work force would be conducted with a “scalpel” rather than a ...