Elon Musk calls reports he will step back from government role 'fake news'

JD Vance Denies Reports of Elon Musk Leaving DOGE as 'Fake News'

New Delhi: US Vice President JD Vance said that the reports which suggested that Elon Musk will be leaving Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) were completely "fake news."In a recent report, Politico claimed that U.S. President Donald Trump informed

Some Republicans Suggest Musk Step Away From DOGE

Elon Musk has served his purpose in the Trump administration and may be most helpful to President Donald Trump going forward by stepping back from his role atop the Department of Government Efficiency, some Republicans are suggesting.

VP: Elon Musk to Continue as Advisor, Media Report ‘Fake News’

VP: “That report from the media was a total fake news. Elon came in & we said we need you to make government more efficient. We need you to shrink the bureaucracy. We said that’s gonna take about 6 months. But still he’s going to continue being an advisor”

In recent days, information has emerged that the world's richest man, Elon Musk, is set to step down from his role in US President Donald Trump's administration at the end of May. However, the White House and the billionaire himself have denied this information. As a "special government employee", Musk heads the unofficial Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) responsible for controversial cuts to federal agencies.

The White House rejects reports of an early withdrawal of the Tesla boss from his work for Donald Trump. However, the signs of a change in roles are condensing.

Elon Musk reacts to reports he'll leave DOGE after discussion with Trump

Elon Musk, leader of the US Department of Government Effectiveness, DOGE, has labelled reports that he will leave his government role in the coming months as “fake news”. This comes after a senior White House official previously told NBC News, Sky’s US partner network, that US President Donald Trump had discussed the Tesla and X boss transitioning back to the private sector at a cabinet meeting last month. After reports emerged of the meeting, W…