14 States Sue DOGE And Elon Musk Over His ‘Unconstitutional’ Authority—Here’s What To Know
Feb. 13 Attorneys general from New Mexico, Arizona, Michigan and 11 other states sued Musk, DOGE and President Donald Trump alleging Musk’s “virtually unchecked authority” is unconstitutional and “the sweeping authority now vested in a single unelected and unconfirmed individual is antithetical to the nation’s entire constitutional structure.”
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Elon Musk’s Vision Is Coming Into Focus—and It Looks a Lot Like Neo-ApartheidApartheid was, first and foremost, a business plan—one that the South African–born Musk seems to be reworking for the modern ...
"The president does not have unilateral authority to shut down an expenditure, or instrumentalities funded by Congress, ...
President Trump may be only the second most controversial person in his own administration. Three weeks into Trump’s second ...
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President Donald Trump’s first term revolutionized the online relationship between the president and the public. Elon Musk is ...
In one of his most recent attempts to carry out President Trump's agenda, Elon Musk has asked thousands of federal employees ...
U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury says she's introducing a bill to hold Elon Musk liable for any damage he inflicts on the United ...
Democratic lawmakers are speaking out against Elon Musk having access to the Treasury Department over fears of ...
The Trump administration fired the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s chief financial officer and three others after Elon ...
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, sued the Trump administration Thursday over allegedly failing to disburse more ...
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