GOP lawmakers have set their sights on PBS and NPR amid the crackdown on Doge, led by Elon Musk, in the latest effort to reign in government spending. This move comes as Rep. Hakeem Jeffries introduced a data protection bill, aiming to increase transparency in the wake of the crackdown on the popular cryptocurrency.

The backlash against Biden-era USAID leader Samantha Power continues to grow as she faces criticism for her involvement in the Doge crackdown. Power, a former ambassador to the United Nations, is under fire for her role in cracking down on Doge, a popular cryptocurrency that has been championed by Musk.

As the debate over government spending and data protection rages on, lawmakers are seeking to hold PBS and NPR accountable for their use of taxpayer funds. With concerns about fiscal responsibility and accountability at the forefront, the crackdown on Doge has ignited a firestorm of controversy in Washington.

Stay tuned as the battle over government spending, data protection, and Doge continues to unfold in the nation's capital, with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle taking aim at PBS, NPR, and the controversial cryptocurrency.