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The concerns go beyond data breaches. White House advisor Elon Musk, who leads the Doge effort... runs companies that are facing investigations by the NLRB and the Labor Department. Connolly says that creates an inherent conflict of interest for Musk to direct work at either agency. We'll be following this story as it develops. Listen on your local NPR station or at npr.org.

The concerns go beyond data breaches. White House advisor Elon Musk, who leads the Doge effort... runs companies that are facing investigations by the NLRB and the Labor Department. Connolly says that creates an inherent conflict of interest for Musk to direct work at either agency. We'll be following this story as it develops. Listen on your local NPR station or at npr.org.

The concerns go beyond data breaches. White House advisor Elon Musk, who leads the Doge effort... runs companies that are facing investigations by the NLRB and the Labor Department. Connolly says that creates an inherent conflict of interest for Musk to direct work at either agency. We'll be following this story as it develops. Listen on your local NPR station or at npr.org.

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