White House limits Musk's powers

The head of the White House decided not to allow Elon Musk to open an office in the White House administrative buildings. This step is part of a strategy to limit the entrepreneur's influence on the country's governance, despite his active involvement in political and economic issues.

Staff reporting instructions

It was also announced that employees of the ministry, which Musk will lead, are required to report directly to the head of the White House, rather than to Donald Trump. This decision underscores the desire to strengthen control and minimise Musk's impact on key administration decisions.

Ambitions and confrontation

Emily Wills, known as the "Ice Lady" and the head of Trump's successful election campaigns, plays a key role in these political manoeuvres. She is actively working to limit Musk's potential influence, who could claim the status of "co-president", thereby undermining the authority of the presidential administration itself.