Elon Musk might soon be leaving Washington, but he says DOGE needs to be a long-term project. Musk insisted in a TV interview that the project to slash government spending and eliminate entire agencies ought to endure amid signs that he may soon step away from the effort and return to his struggling electric car company.

Elon Musk has defended DOGE's work as he prepares to scale back his government role and spend more time at his businesses. Here's what might be next for him and DOGE.

It looks like Elon Musk is ready to take a back seat in the Trump White House. The Tesla CEO held an hour-long Q&A session with reporters in the White House’s Roosevelt Room this week, during which he said he felt the majority of his work establishing the Department of Government Efficiency was done,