• ““Accidentally cancelled,” in Musk’s words, funding for “Ebola prevention.”
• Sent Harvard an “unauthorized” list of demands, which led the nation’s wealthiest university to stop negotiating with the administration and fight back in the courts.
• Rescinded job offers for the Veterans Crisis Line, “due to an administrative error.”
• Fired Health and Human Services employees that, according to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., “should not have been cut.”
• Accidentally fired, and tried to rehire, employees at the National Animal Health Laboratory Network who were working on the administration’s response to bird flu.
• Fired, and scrambled to rehire, people responsible for maintaining the nation’s nuclear weapons stockpile.
• Fired, and then un-fired, workers at the Environmental Protection Agency.
• Fired, and then rehired, people responsible for ensuring the safety of medical devices.
• Fired workers at the Small Business Administration, then un-fired them, and then fired them again.
• Accidentally fired people who had already taken a buyout offer.
• Tried to fire 22 US attorneys, but sent the termination emails to the wrong addresses.
• “Mistakenly” gave the “normalize Indian hate” guy the power to rewrite Treasury payment systems.
• Accidentally published classified information about the National Reconnaissance Office.
• Shared an unclassified list of new CIA employees via email.
• Tried to sell a government complex that includes a secret CIA facility.
• Inadvertently put both the Justice Department and the FBI headquarters up for sale.
• Accidentally made Brian Driscoll (aka “Drizz”) acting director of the FBI and then just went with it rather than acknowledge the mixup.
• Accidentally revealed living peoples’ Social Security numbers as part of their big dump of JFK assassination files, after Trump ordered the documents released with 24 hours notice.
• Accidentally cut off the ability of people in Maine to get Social Security numbers for their newborns because, according to the acting Social Security administrator, “it looked like a strange contract.”
• Accidentally made it possible for anyone to update the Doge.gov homepage, which resulted in the words “THESE ‘EXPERTS’ LEFT THEIR DATABASE OPEN” staying up on the site for 12 hours.
• Claimed $8 billion in savings on an $8 million contract.
• Completely invented a non-existent $50 million program to supply condoms to Gaza.
• Hired a new IRS chief—on Tax Day—without telling the Treasury Secretary, leading to the new IRS chief being replaced with yet another new IRS chief three days later.
• Paid $2 billion because the acting solicitor general appealed the wrong court ruling.
• Submitted an internal legal brief saying that their congestion pricing case against New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority is bad, as an unsealed filing in their congestion pricing case.
• Added Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg to an emoji-riddled group chat about war plans in Yemen.
• “Accidentally” terminated and then reinstated environmental grants in Michigan.
• Cut off funding to food programs “that were not meant to be cut.”
• Announced an investigation into a non-existent medical school.
• “Mistakenly” removed Jackie Robinson and Japanese-American soldiers from the Department of Defense website.
• Imposed tariffs on an island of penguins.
• Made tariffs 4 times too high because of an incorrect math equation.
• Broke, for 10 hours, the mechanism for actually collecting tariffs.
• Accidentally told an immigration attorney from Massachusetts, who is a US citizen, she had to leave the country.
• Accidentally told Ukrainian refugees they had to leave the country.
• Accidentally detained US citizens in immigration sweeps.
• Deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador due to an “administrative error.”
• Accidentally pronounced 82-year-old Ned Johnson of Seattle dead.

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