TIME's New Cover: Inside Elon Musk's War on Washington
BY PHILIP ELLIOTT Senior Correspondent, TIME
Editor's note: Today, we're highlighting TIME's latest cover story on Elon Musk. Phil will be back with his next column soon.
The standoff at 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue was not much of a spectacle. On the first day of February, a handful of men working for Elon Musk had come to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), a few blocks from the White House, demanding full access to its headquarters. The agency's staff refused. No guns were drawn. No punches thrown. Nobody involved the police. But in these early days of the Trump Administration, perhaps no other scene revealed more clearly the forces reshaping America's government.
On one side stood an institution with a 64-year history, a $35 billion budget, and a mission enshrined in federal law. On the other stood Musk's political wrecking crew.
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