Supreme Court agrees to hear case on access to DOGE records

The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will review a dispute over whether the Department of Government Efficiency must comply with Freedom of Information Act requests. A nonprofit watchdog group sued DOGE, arguing it should be subject to FOIA discovery. The case is expected to be argued early next year. The same day, the court also agreed to hear an asylum case involving a Nigerian cook and declined to hear a sanctions appeal from a lawyer in Kari Lake's Arizona voting machine lawsuit.