Supreme Court allows Social Security agency to share sensitive info with government allies

The Supreme Court has lifted a lower court order blocking the Social Security Administration from accessing its sensitive data to affiliates of the Department of Government Efficiency. This decision restores DOGE's access to the agency's data, which was previously restricted due to concerns about security and privacy. The court's move comes after a lengthy legal battle between the government and a group representing government employees. The outcome is seen as a victory for the government in its efforts to ensure efficient management of sensitive information.