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Elon Musk Leaves Trump Administration | 130-Day Role Ends - News Directory 3

Elon Musk Leaves Trump Administration | 130-Day Role Ends

May 29, 2025 Catherine Williams News
News Context
At a glance
  • Elon musk is set to leave his position as a "special ⁤government employee" within the Trump administration.
  • Musk acknowledged his departure on X, ⁤thanking President Donald Trump and stating that his department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) team will continue ⁤its work.
  • the "special government employee" designation ⁣limited Musk to a 130-day appointment.
Original source: abcnews.go.com

Elon Musk’s 130-day stint within teh Trump management ends decisively. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO is departing his⁢ role as a special government employee, confirming⁣ the news via X⁢ and thanking President Trump. Musk’s primary focus was on government efficiency,a mission he‍ asserts will continue. His departure follows⁢ the expiration of his limited-term appointment, with his activities including a visit ⁣to the Office of the‍ Director of ‍National Intelligence. News Directory 3 delivers the⁤ latest updates on this and other top stories. Explore the impact of this shift, and discover what’s next for Musk’s influence on innovation and national security.

Key Points

  • Elon Musk ⁣departs from the Trump‍ administration.
  • Musk thanks Trump,cites government‍ efficiency efforts.
  • Musk’s role as a special government employee had a ‍130-day limit.

Elon Musk Ends White House Role, Cites Government Efficiency

Updated May 29, 2025
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Elon musk is set to leave his position as a “special ⁤government employee” within the Trump administration. A White House official confirmed that⁤ Musk’s off-boarding began Wednesday night.

Musk acknowledged his departure on X, ⁤thanking President Donald Trump and stating that his department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) team will continue ⁤its work. He emphasized that the DOGE⁢ mission, focused on government efficiency, will strengthen and become a standard practice.

Elon musk listens to President⁤ Donald Trump speak ⁤in⁢ the Oval Office, Feb.‍ 11, 2025.
Elon Musk listens to President Donald Trump speak in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Feb. 11, 2025. Kevin Lamarque/Reuters, Files

the “special government employee” designation ⁣limited Musk to a 130-day appointment. He was still active in his governmental role Wednesday, visiting the Office of the⁣ Director of National Intelligence (ODNI).

“As my scheduled time as a Special Government⁤ Employee ⁣comes to an end, ‍I would like to thank⁢ President @realDonaldTrump for the prospect ⁢to reduce wasteful spending,” Musk posted on X.
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Director of National Intelligence‍ Tulsi gabbard noted Musk’s visit to the⁤ ODNI,discussing how to leverage⁣ technology and ⁤public-private partnerships to boost innovation and national security.

⁤”It was great hosting⁢ @elonmusk at ODNI to⁣ discuss how we can best leverage⁢ cutting edge technological tools and public-private⁢ partnerships ‍to increase innovation and ensure our nation’s security,” Gabbard posted.
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What’s next

While ⁣Musk’s formal role⁣ concludes, his influence on government efficiency and technological innovation may ⁢continue through ongoing collaborations ⁤and the work of the DOGE team.

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