An anti-Trump resistance has formed within government agencies.

A secret network of federal workers has organized to fight back against the administration.

And in other news, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against Trump's freeze on $2 billion in USAID payments.

And meanwhile, a Canadian official is threatening tariffs on electricity to the United

States as the trade war heats up. I'm the Epic Times Senior investigative reporter Joshua

Philip and you're listening to Crossroads.

An anti-Trump resistance has been forming within government agencies.

They're kind of coming out a little bit.

But a secret network of federal workers has organized to fight back against the Trump administration.

The group is now working to form strategies.

They're also sharing information using encrypted apps. Some of them

are kind of going public with it. But alongside this, new U.S. intelligence also shows the Chinese

regime is attempting to recruit disgruntled U.S. federal employees just like this. Now, the Guardian

said this. After seeing Elon Musk's

ex post on Saturday afternoon about an email that would soon land in their inboxes of 2.3 million

federal employees asking them to list five things they did the week before, the humanity.

It says a clandestine network of employees and contractors

that dozens of federal agencies began talking on an encrypted app about how to respond.

They said calling itself hashtag alt-gov, the network has developed a visible public-facing

presence in recent weeks, though through

blue sky accounts, most of which bear the names or initials of federal agencies aimed at getting

information out to the public, meaning they're leaking information and correcting what they call

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