Elon Musk's Turbulent Exit from Trump Administration

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is leaving his role in the Trump administration after a controversial period marked by internal conflicts and criticisms, including a public spat with White House adviser Peter Navarro. Despite efforts, Musk failed to achieve fiscal reform, prompting him to step down abruptly.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced his departure from the Trump administration, marking the end of his contentious tenure. Musk's exit follows a series of disagreements, including his criticism of a Republican tax bill.

His time with the Department of Government Efficiency was highlighted by public disputes, such as his clash with White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, whom Musk publicly criticized for dismissing his proposals.

As his role as a special government employee concludes, Musk leaves with unresolved tensions and an uncertain legacy. He has pledged to reduce his future political spending significantly, signaling a shift in his engagement with U.S. politics.

(With inputs from agencies.)