India, Aug. 8 -- A review by the US Government Accountability Office (GAO) has raised questions over Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) claim that it saved taxpayers $110 billion, finding major errors and a lack of evidence behind much of the reported figure.

According to ABC News, the watchdog agency found that DOGE could not verify 96% of the savings it reported from canceled grants. The review also found that DOGE did not consistently follow its own stated methodology while calculating savings listed on its public "Wall of Receipts" website.

DOGE was created during President Donald Trump's second term as an effort to cut federal spending and identify government waste. The initiative launched a website tracking cla...