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Elon Musk exits DOGE but promises department will still deliver US$1-trillion in cuts

  • Elon Musk concluded his 130-day tenure as the head of the Department for Government Efficiency under President Trump on Friday in Washington, D.C.
  • He took on the role to cut federal spending by up to US$1 trillion but faced mixed results and disputes over the actual savings achieved.
  • Musk's DOGE team cut funding for agencies like USAID, triggering controversy, protests, and legal challenges about the cuts' social impact.
  • During a farewell press event, Musk expressed optimism that the savings would eventually reach US$1 trillion, while Trump commended DOGE’s efforts, describing the spending exposed as both “unbelievably stupid and unbelievably bad.”
  • Musk's departure leaves him refocusing on Tesla amid company sales declines, while DOGE's legacy remains debated for its reforms and political fallout.
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In the United States, an amazing scene occurred on Friday in the oval office. Donald Trump dismisses Elon Musk who has not fulfilled his objectives in the department for the efficiency of the government, the Doge. This agency was tasked with drastically reducing federal budgets. The US administration keeps a very bad memory of the excesses of the billionaire. Elon Musk takes over the reins of his company Tesla, which has lost a third of its stoc…

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The multi-billionaire reiterated that the Department of Government Efficiency would succeed in reducing public spending by $1 trillion. The independent DOGE Tracker site, for its part, came to a total of $12 billion.

·Paris, France
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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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