Vote to Subpoena Elon Musk Over DOGE’s Government Takeover Narrowly Fails
The final vote tally was 19-20, causing the motion to fail, and Rep. Ro Khanna, a Democrat from California was notably absent. X users claimed that Khanna had “abstained” from the vote, which wasn’t accurate and the congressman cleared things up in a tweet.
Congressional Democrats are continuing their push for answers as Elon Musk continues to dismantle and disrupt government ...
First Buddy” Elon Musk announced in a Wednesday tweet that he will now turn his DOGE minions loose on the Federal Aviation ...
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Responding to comments from Sen. Chuck Schumer, Elon Musk suggested "Hysterical reactions" prove the importance of the ...
Republicans won a recorded vote during a Wednesday hearing to table a motion to subpoena the tech billionaire.
Democratic lawmakers protested Elon Musk’s sweeping influence over the government with protests, proposed legislation and ...
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Musk's team of young tech engineers accessed the U.S. government's near-$6 trillion payment system, according to several ...
The remarks came during a two-hour gathering between the Treasury secretary and GOP members of the House Financial Services Committee.
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