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US News Today Live: Elon Musk’s Doge claims a $800 million savings on cancelling ICE contracts, but the actual amount isn’t even close: Report
The government’s efficiency department led by Elon Musk claimed it would save $16 billion by cancelling contracts, particularly $8 billion ICE contracts, which was later revealed to be $8 million. Doge’s estimated total savings is $55 billion, but its powers have been challenged in multiple lawsuits. Read the full story here
US News Today Live: Elon Musk is giving all Americans $5,000 from Doge Savings. This is a reality check
Just as Doge Chief Elon Musk gives all Americans a $5,000 check from his department’s savings, let’s see if this is really possible or just a political contraption. Read the full story here
US News Today Live: Heroic Dog is the most decorated in American history, and died at the age of 16.
The Hurricane Dog, the most decorated K-9 and former US Secret Service dog, passed away at the age of 16. He became famous in 2014 for blocking White House intruders. The Hurricane won numerous awards for courage. Read the full story here
US News Today Live: Donald Trump fires all remaining “Biden Era” US lawyers: “Clean House soon”
US President Donald Trump ordered the firing of all remaining “Biden era” on Tuesday. US lawyers read the full story here
US News Today Live: Donald Trump signed an order to make IVF more affordable, saying, “The women and their families are very grateful…”
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to improve access to affordable in vitro fertilization (IVF) and reduce out-of-pocket costs. This is Roev amid restrictions in Republican-led states. It follows his support for universal IVF coverage after Wade. Read the full story here
US News Today Live: Elon Musk vs Social Security—Why did this great official leave?
Michelle King, representing the US Social Security Agency (SSA), resigned after a report of a dispute with Elon Musk’s government efficiency (DOGE) over access to sensitive SSA records. Read the full story here
US News Today Live: Republican lawmakers suggest Donald Trump’s birthday is on federal holiday
The new Republican-led bill proposes designating June 14 as a federal holiday to celebrate Donald Trump’s birthday and flag day. The bill, introduced by Rep. Claudia Tenney, claims Trump deserves recognition along with historical figures like George Washington. Read the full story here
US News Today Live: Where does Meta’s Subsea Cable have meaning to connect the world more than ever?
Meta’s project Waterworth, the world’s longest submarine cable at 50,000 km, aims to increase internet capacity, AI development and digital infrastructure in India, the US, Brazil and South Africa. Read the full story here
Us News Today Live: Elon Musk Slams ‘Trump oradement Syndrome” – Compare it to rabies
Elon Musk said he was once “revered” by progressively, but lost support after supporting Donald Trump. In an interview, he criticized what was called “Trump Frangiment Syndrome,” claiming that the left responded irrationally when Trump was mentioned. Read the full story here
Us News Today Live: Errol Musk reveals the parenting of his son Elon.
Elon Musk’s father, Errol Musk, criticised his son for raising his son, claiming he wasn’t a “good dad” and relied too much on his nanny. Errol suggested that Elon’s wealth produced independent upbringing for his children.
