Musk's "Special Government Employee" designation raises questions over constitutional balance of power
Elon Musk has been designated "Special Government Employee," raising questions about whether he and Pres. Trump can cut funds without Congress across the Bay Area. A constitutional law scholar and Bay Area Congress member share views on the question of oversight and balance of powers.
Musk’s SpaceX has won billions in government contracts with the federal government, which critics have said is a potential ...
Musk, who is running the White House's DOGE effort, is also CEO of SpaceX, which has received about $3.3 billion in ...
Elon Musk is serving as a special government employee under President Trump without pay, raising concerns about his access ...
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