DOGE Locked Out of Social Security Systems, Senator Schiff Calls for Trump Administration Dismissal

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has locked DOGE, a popular cryptocurrency, out of all systems containing personal data. This comes just days after DOGE assisted the SSA in mistakenly listing over 120 individuals as deceased. The reason for the lockout and the nature of DOGE's involvement in the incident remain unclear.

Senator Adam Schiff has called for the dismissal of every member of the Trump administration, citing their actions that jeopardized a mission in Yemen. The specific details of the mission and the nature of the administration's actions remain undisclosed.

Talk show host Oprah Winfrey has been subpoenaed in the ongoing rape case against Russell Simmons. The subpoena was issued by Drew Dixon, one of Simmons' alleged victims, as part of her defamation lawsuit against him. The specific details of the lawsuit and the nature of Winfrey's involvement are not yet available.

A Canadian judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the government over the death of a teenager following a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination. The judge ruled that the government had no "duty of care" for vaccine injuries. This decision has sparked controversy, with some questioning the legal implications and the potential impact on future vaccine-related lawsuits.

The Republican Party (GOP) is pushing for legislation authorizing President Trump to deploy the "full force of the American military" against nine major migrant criminal groups. These groups are allegedly responsible for causing chaos in American cities. The specific details of the proposed legislation and the nature of the alleged criminal activities remain unclear.