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2026-10-01 00:02
Pete Hegseth appoints Elon Musk to US taskforce on future of warfare
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- The Guardian USLean left
A year after his explosive tenure at Doge, the SpaceX CEO is back in the Trump administration’s good graces Pete Hegseth announced on Wednesday that Elon Musk will co-lead a government project to study the future of warfare, marking the SpaceX CEO’s first return to government since he ran the…
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made a flurry of announcements during a wide-ranging speech to active-duty officers Wednesday. At the beginning of the address, the Pentagon chief stuck to his bread and butter: culture-war grievances, stripping the “woke” out of the Defense Department, bashing the…
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Elon Musk will co-lead Project Meridian with Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich to map future warfare domains and military technologies for the Pentagon.
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The HillCenter
7 takeaways from Hegseth's address to officers: Warfare's future, faith and a new base
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Pete Hegseth appoints Elon Musk to US taskforce on future of warfare
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Elon Musk lands new Trump admin role shaping future of American warfare
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