Elon Musk’s demand for federal workers to submit five bullet points detailing their week’s work has hit a new snag: the inbox ...

Washington — Some federal workers received another email late Friday asking them to provide five bullet points of what they accomplished in the past week, sources confirmed to CBS News.

Hegseth’s directive comes after Pentagon officials previously instructed Department of Defense employees not to respond to a Feb. 22 “What did you do last week?” email, spearheaded by DOGE ...

Buchanan then offers counseling resources to those who need it and further directs employees to respond to any future “What did you do last week?” emails from OPM until further notice.

Please do not send any classified information, links or attachments. (We don’t want the Russians getting ahold of them — er, we mean Ukraine.) Specifically, please list what you did last week ...

The email, titled “What did you do last week? Part II,” requires federal employees to list five accomplishments from the previous week by 11:59 p.m. ET Monday. As per the report by The New ...

In that context, it might be instructive, even stimulating to ask ourselves, individually and collectively ‘what did I do last week’ to make a positive contribution to my life, my community ...

Some Washington military veterans are attempting to defy the controversial “Five Things” email requiring federal employees to make a list of their weekly work product amid mass firings and the Trump ...

What did you do last week? As you may have read in the news (unless your news subscriptions have already been canceled by the Department of Government Efficiency), thousands of federal employees ...

Buchanan then offers counseling resources to those who need it and further directs employees to respond to any future "What did you do last week?" emails from OPM until further notice. The other ...