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Elon Musk, DOGE & Washington DC: Latest News - News Directory 3

Elon Musk, DOGE & Washington DC: Latest News

May 30, 2025 News
News Context
At a glance
  • Elon Musk's time with ⁤the Department⁤ of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has concluded.
  • Musk thanked President Trump for the‍ opportunity to reduce wasteful spending.
  • In an interview⁢ with CBS,Musk criticized Trump’s ⁢domestic policy⁣ agenda,alleging⁤ that the new ⁢Republican spending bill would ⁣increase ⁢the federal deficit and undermine DOGE's work.
Original source: newsnationnow.com

Elon Musk is⁢ out at DOGE, and the news is breaking‍ fast. News⁤ Directory⁣ 3 has the exclusive details on his departure from the Department‍ of Government Efficiency, following disagreements over spending cuts. Initially targeting $2 trillion in cuts, ⁤the goal was later adjusted to $150 billion, highlighting the challenges. Trump will host Musk at the White House, with⁣ the press⁤ conference scheduled for Friday. This marks ⁤a shift in musks⁣ focus toward Tesla and SpaceX, while the Trump administration adjusts‍ its approach to streamline⁤ government spending. Stay informed on this developing story. Discover what’s ⁣next …

Key Points

  • Musk departs DOGE⁢ amid spending disagreements.
  • DOGE initially aimed for $2T in cuts, later $150B.
  • Trump to host press conference with⁢ Musk.

Elon Musk Ends DOGE⁢ Stint Amid Trump Spending Cut Differences

Updated May 30, 2025

Elon Musk’s time with ⁤the Department⁤ of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has concluded. The departure, facilitated at a senior staff level, follows disagreements over spending cuts. Musk, who served as a special ⁣government employee, was limited to 130 days of service within a 365-day period.

Musk thanked President Trump for the‍ opportunity to reduce wasteful spending. He stated on X that the cost-cutting initiative‍ would continue. The initial goal of $2 trillion in government spending cuts was later reduced to $150 billion.

In an interview⁢ with CBS,Musk criticized Trump’s ⁢domestic policy⁣ agenda,alleging⁤ that the new ⁢Republican spending bill would ⁣increase ⁢the federal deficit and undermine DOGE’s work. White House officials maintain that Musk’s departure was amicable.

Musk plans to refocus⁢ on his businesses, including tesla and SpaceX. He announced on X that he would be dedicating more time to his companies. Steve Davis ⁤and Katie Miller have ⁣also left the Trump management.

Trump said he ⁢will host a press conference with Musk in the Oval Office on Friday afternoon.

“the @DOGE mission⁢ will only strengthen over time as it becomes a way of life throughout the government,” Musk wrote on X.

“This will be his last day, but not really, because he will, always, be with us, helping all the way. Elon is terrific!‍ See you tomorrow at the White house,” Trump posted on Truth Social.

What’s next

Musk is expected to concentrate on‍ his ventures in the private sector, while the Trump administration will likely continue its efforts⁤ to streamline government spending, albeit with a revised approach.

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