USIP has been embroiled in a dispute with DOGE since Friday, when the organization blocked DOGE staffers from entering the building with FBI agents in tow. President Donald Trump then gutted the ...

Last week, USIP said it denied DOGE members entry to the building. That same week, Trump gutted the board and had the remaining board vote to remove George Moose as president and CEO of the ...

to keep hold of the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) headquarters building, worth an estimated $500 million, according to a ruling issued on Tuesday. This decision follows several days of ...

Federal judge rules DOGE’s takeover of USIP headquarters is already completed. DOGE transferred the $500 million building to GSA at no cost. Court to decide final ownership and board reinstatement by ...

On Tuesday, US district judge Beryl Howell effectively allowed the transfer of the headquarters building of the United States Institute of Peace to the General Services Administration. In fact, ...

the Inter-Con account manager for USIP. It was that physical key, which Simpson brought to the offices on Monday, which allowed DOGE to get into the building. Once they made entry they immediately ...

On April 1, US district judge Beryl Howell effectively allowed the transfer of the United States Institute of Peace headquarters building to the DOGE-controlled General Services Administration.

This ends the employment of almost everyone at the USIP building on Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C. The employees who remain active may include senior officials who are expected to help ...

“DOGE has broken into our building," USIP acting President and CEO George Moose said in a statement during the standoff Monday. The plaintiffs sought a temporary restraining order, with USIP ...

WASHINGTON — On Monday, U.S. Institute of Peace's (USIP) Acting President and CEO George Moose released a statement saying "DOGE has broken into our building." USIP was established through the ...