Elon Musk Signs His Last Day in the Trump Administration This Wednesday

If he packs his bags in the middle of the week, it is not by chance. Beyond 130 days at the DOGE, the billionaire should have gone to Congress to publish his accounts and fulfil obligations of control and transparency.

Tesla's boss leaves office at the head of the Doge, the commission for government efficiency created to measure for him. Just before he had to be held accountable to Congress.

Is there anyone in the U.S. administration who has a different opinion from the trampoline?

In a laconic statement published on X on Saturday, May 24, the billionaire referred to a return to business after a flash passage within the Trump administration. Tesla's sales are in free fall, the board of directors would ask for its head, its social network X suffers repeated bugs, and the next shot of its Starship megafusée, scheduled for the night of May 27-28, is more decisive than ever for its ambitions in space.