DOGE’s ‘wall of receipts’ is riddled with errors and inconsistencies,” by POLITICO’s Jessie Blaeser: As proof of its purported $55 billion in savings for taxpayers, Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency has offered up a “wall of receipts” representing a subset of canceled contracts.

The software company with close ties to the U.S. military saw its stock plummet by double digits in less than two days.

The potential cuts at the Pentagon, first reported by The Washington Post, follow reductions at other federal agencies, where probationary employees who were conducting critical f

Donald Trump told reporters on Thursday that he wants to organize a summit with Russian President Putin and Chinese President Xi and suggested that the three great powers agree to stop building nuclear weapons and cut their defense spending "in half.

Is Elon Musk's political profile and BFF status with President Trump hurting sales of Austin-based Tesla? Maybe — but it's complicated, analysts say. Why it matters: Tesla is by far the U.S. electric vehicle sales leader and long the world's top seller (though it has recently been trading the lead with China's BYD).

The Department of Defense Education Activity school system is pulling books “potentially related to gender ideology or discriminatory equity ideology topics” from its classrooms and libraries around the world,

Restructuring the Pentagon to make it more efficient and accountable and rebuilding America’s industrial base will take years.

In “The Technological Republic,” Alexander C. Karp and Nicholas W. Zamiska argue that Silicon Valley should work more closely with the Pentagon

The Pentagon says the military services must again ask troops who were forced out or who voluntarily left the military due to the COVID vaccine whether they want to reenlist.

President Donald Trump and Elon Musk are continuing to cut thousands of government jobs, with defense secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly considering firing a number of military generals and flag officers next.

Musk’s unusual demand has faced resistance from several key US agencies led by the president’s loyalists — including the FBI, State Department, Homeland Security and the Pentagon — which instructed their employees over the weekend not to comply.