
Zac Anderson
Writer and Editor at Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Campaign Reporter at USA Today
White House reporter for @USATODAY
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6 days ago |
dnj.com | Zac Anderson |Bart Jansen |Erin Mansfield
Elon Musk arrived in Washington, D.C., with high hopes. He left with a literal and reputational black eye. President Donald Trump marked the end of Musk's tenure as a government employee with an event in the Oval Office May 30, where he thanked the billionaire for his work leading the Department of Government Efficiency and gave him a golden key.
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6 days ago |
goerie.com | Zac Anderson |Bart Jansen |Erin Mansfield
Zac Anderson Bart Jansen Sarah D. Wire Erin MansfieldUSA TODAYElon Musk arrived in Washington, D.C., with high hopes. He left with a literal and reputational black eye. President Donald Trump marked the end of Musk's tenure as a government employee with an event in the Oval Office May 30, where he thanked the billionaire for his work leading the Department of Government Efficiency and gave him a golden key.
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6 days ago |
usatoday.com | Zac Anderson |Bart Jansen |Erin Mansfield
Elon Musk arrived in Washington D.C. with high hopes. He left with a literal and reputational black eye. President Donald Trump marked the end of Musk's tenure as a government employee with an event in the Oval Office May 30, where he thanked the billionaire for his work leading the Department of Government Efficiency and gave him a golden key. “Elon’s delivered a colossal change in the old ways of doing business in Washington,” Trump declared.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Zac Anderson
President Donald Trump attacked the judges who blocked his tariffs, a ruling later temporarily paused on appeal, and blamed a conservative legal group for giving him bad advice on judicial picks. In a lengthy social media post May 29, part of a pattern of Trump lashing out at a judiciary that has ruled against major pieces of his second-term agenda, the president directed his ire at the three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of International Trade.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Zac Anderson
President Donald Trump pardoned a former GOP governor and a rapper, while commuting the federal sentence of a gang leader convicted of murder, a White House official said on May 28. Trump pardoned former Connecticut Republican Gov. John Rowland, who pleaded guilty in late 2004 to one count of conspiring to commit tax fraud and depriving the public of honest service over $107,000 in gifts he accepted from companies doing business with the state.
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