Elon Musk sees dead people – a lot of them. The White House’s billionaire cost-cutter-in-chief claims to have uncovered “the biggest fraud in history,” inside the Social Security Administration, after finding 20 million people over 100 years old in its files.

The Social Security Administration is facing new uncertainties following the resignation of its acting commissioner. Michelle King stepped down after refusing to grant access to sensitive Social Security recipient information to the Department of Government Efficiency.

Social Security Administration Acting Commissioner Michelle King has stepped down from her role at the agency, a Trump administration official confirmed to CBS News. King was replaced by Leland Dudek, who oversaw the SSA fraud investigation office, and then she resigned, according to the official.

Data analyst Leland Dudek was suspected of sharing unauthorized access to information with the U.S. DOGE Service. Now he’s the acting Social Security commissioner.

The Social Security Administration’s acting commissioner has stepped down from her role at the agency over Department of Government Efficiency requests to access Social Security recipient information,

The top Social Security official stepped down after refusing to provide Elon Musk's DOGE access to sensitive government records.

Elon Musk’s team has descended on an already understaffed Social Security Administration, which now faces further workforce cuts and closures of vital local offices. The consequences could be significant for millions of the most vulnerable Americans.

Elon Musk’s team has descended on an already understaffed Social Security Administration, which now faces further workforce cuts and closures of vital local offices.

White House spokesperson Harrison Fields confirmed that King was no longer the head of the agency in a statement. “President Trump has nominated the highly qualified and talented Frank Bisignano to lead the Social Security Administration, and we expect ...

As the Trump administration continues to vet potential candidates for top posts within the Justice Department, a powerful White House intermediary has been pushing to hire candidates that exhibit what he called "exceptional loyalty" to Trump,

The president and his allies are already laying the groundwork to renege on promises not to cut Medicare or Social Security.