The centralized office of the Department of Government Efficiency, a key initiative under President Donald Trump aimed at cutting federal waste and mismanagement, has officially closed. However, individual teams within federal agencies dedicated to rooting out inefficiency and corruption remain active, continuing the mission set forth by the administration. The office, established by executive order and once led publicly by tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, claimed to have saved over $200 billion through various cost-cutting measures and contract cancellations. Despite the closure of the central office, Trump officials emphasize that the principles and policies of government efficiency are still being implemented across agencies, with ongoing efforts to reduce spending and streamline operations.