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Musk announced the cessation of financing large newspapers and the US news agency
US authorities stop financing the American newspapers The New York Times, Politico, as well as the Associated Press news agency. Ilon Musk, who is now also headed by the department to increase the efficiency of the US government (DOGE), was announced to him in the social network.
We are talking about the abolition of subscriptions to these media from various government structures. So, Musk wrote that the National Aeronautics and Space Studies Office (NASA) abandoned Politico services.
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In addition, according to him, the State Department stopped payments by the Associated Press, and the Ministry of Finance will no longer pay the subscription to The New York Times.
The fact that DOGE plans to cancel state subscriptions to Politico, the financing of which went through the US agencies for international development (USAID), the White House spokesman Karolin Levitt previously said .
“I can confirm that financing in the amount of more than 8 million dollars that went to subsidize subscriptions to Politico due to American taxpayers will no longer be carried out,” she said.
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Musk himself previously called the payment of subscriptions to the American media with an empty waste of taxpayers, and when one of the users of X published a post about millions of dollars, which, according to him, for many years the Associated Press received for many years, Musk said that this was “briefly”.
In early February, Musk called the USAID “criminal organization”, accused her of developing biological weapons and called for its destruction. Immediately after his inauguration on January 20, President Donald Trump signed a decree on the freezing of all financial assistance, which the United States is provided to other countries and international organizations, explaining this by the need to find out "whether the assistance of the current American administration is consistent with the policy."
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