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Judge Allows DOGE Deposition Videos Back Online

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A judge allowed videos from recent DOGE-related depositions to be published online again, reversing an earlier order that required them to be removed due to concerns over potential harassment and reputational harm. This decision highlights the public interest in transparency regarding government officials' actions and underscores the importance of preserving records of such proceedings for historical and accountability purposes.

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