Elon Musk said he will leave when his work with DOGE is done. Could he resign from DOGE soon? And how would DOGE stimulus checks be impacted?

Vice President JD Vance told Fox News on Thursday that Elon Musk is "not even close to done" with the Department of Government Efficiency

Before Elon Musk waded into the political arena with the Department of Government Efficiency, becoming a target of Democrats, he was considered an Obama ally.

Sources told The New York Times that the president doesn't intend to cut ties with Musk after the billionaire leaves the government.

Elon Musk went all in on a Wisconsin Supreme Court race. The liberal candidate won easily. Now there is speculation he could depart DOGE.

President Donald Trump's 'first buddy' and billionaire friend Elon Musk is stepping down as DOGE chief in just four months. This has led to speculations where things are not well between Musk and Trump.

Federal rules state that a special government employee (SGE) like Musk can only be in place for up to 130 consecutive days. In Musk’s case, that would appear to make his leaving date May 30, the 130th day from Trump’s inauguration.

Vice President JD Vance on Thursday gave a wide-ranging interview on "Fox & Friends," including touching on the economy and the Department of Government Efficiency's efforts.

The White House rebutted reports that Elon Musk would leave the administration before the end of his 130-day special government employee appointement.