Elon Musk, White House and DOGE
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"Elon will depart from public service as a special government employee when his incredible work at DOGE is complete."
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“Suddenly no one likes Tesla cars. I asked myself why, then I answered myself. Because of me!”
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"I don’t watch the news."
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DOGE, the White House-based office led by Elon Musk that has embedded allies across federal agencies, has been facing pressure on multiple legal fronts to publicly reveal details of its operations.
Elon Musk is rumored to be leaving the White House. BI spoke with 16 current and former federal workers: "obviously my reaction is good riddance."
“Staff from the Department of Government Efficiency are currently working at Peace Corps headquarters and the agency is supporting their requests," the Peace Corps' press office said, without specifying what work DOGE is undertaking or how the agency is accommodating its requests.
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency is expected to take aim at the Department of Homeland Security in the coming days, seeking potentially major cuts to personnel across its agencies, including the US Secret Service,
Thousands of protesters descended on DC Saturday as part of nationwide “Hands Off!” rallies against spending cuts from Elon Musk’s Department of Government
Crews in Lafayette Park set up large fences outside the White House Thursday night ahead of planned protest of around 10,000 people in Washington on Saturday.
Sen. Mike Rounds believes that the White House needs to clarify tariffs and expectations of other countries to establish fair trade, and he is expecting the White
A new report found that the White House DOGE office was by far the biggest source of layoffs last month.