Social Security's chief data officer resigns, alleging mishandling of Americans' data by DOGE.

Charles Borges, the Social Security Administration's chief data officer, has resigned after alleging that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) mishandled sensitive data of over 300 million Americans. Borges claimed the data was uploaded to a cloud account without proper oversight, risking identity theft and loss of benefits. He stated that the agency's actions since his complaint made his duties impossible to perform legally and ethically. The SSA has not commented on Borges' allegations or resignation.