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New White House budget proposal would make Musk’s DOGE cuts permanent
Congress hasn't passed this year's budget, but the White House already is outlining its spending priorities for next year. The Trump administration’s plan would make many of the steep cuts proposed by Elon Musk’s DOGE permanent.
Republican lawmakers have told administration officials that pushing sweeping cuts through Congress will be difficult.
Despite DOGE's work facing criticism and lawsuits, Musk has continued to defend its mission. He has said he plans to reduce ...
Under President Donald Trump, budget chief Russell Vought has sought to assert more unilateral control over government ...
Elon Musk gave a wide-ranging interview to reporters as he steps back from DOGE, discussing White House stays and his ...
White House proposes huge federal cuts but still plans massive parade for president’s birthday - President Trump also closed ...
After dodging interviews with outlets he perceived as unfriendly, Musk sat down with about a dozen mainstream news reporters in the West Wing’s Roosevelt Room to reflect on his time in the Trump ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Elon Musk, preparing to step back from his work leading the Department of Government Efficiency, had a ...
The proposed budget would raise defense spending by 13 percent and homeland security spending by nearly 65 percent compared ...
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