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Darren Beattie, fired by the first Trump administration, carried over his controversy into MAGA 2.0.
One of the secretary of state’s former colleagues says he is “extremely disappointed” in his record thus far.
USAID’s Nicholas Enrich reportedly said he had been placed on leave minutes after sharing a memo blasting the Trump administration for cutting off “life-saving humanitarian aid.”
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“Those who do not take this email seriously will soon be furthering their career elsewhere,” Musk warned Monday.
“I don’t want to see USAID funding NGOs—but some of these are American groups that have never supported terrorism," special envoy Richard Grenell said of a list of non-profits shared by Elon Musk.
Elon Musk—who heads up the federal spending task force DOGE—said in a tweet that “failure to respond” to his team’s email “will be taken as a resignation.”
Moscow has President Trump’s back.
Musk also gave a bizarre aside Thursday, claiming that DEI-friendly artificial intelligence could start murdering men.
The media has been too focused on the big nominees to notice Darren Beattie, who was fired by Trump in 2018 for attending a white supremacy rally.
El Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele is offering to “outsource” the U.S. prison system, despite questions over the idea’s legality.
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