Elon Musk showed up to the Oval Office on Friday to bid farewell to his official role in the Trump administration, but it wasnt just the mark he made with DOGE that raised eyebrows.It was the black one under his right eye.Social media lit up during the livestreamed event as eagle-eyed viewers noticed what appeared to be a fresh bruise under Musks eye, prompting speculation about everything from a gym mishap to a political dust-up.The assembled press couldnt resist asking the obvious: "What happened to your eye?"DOGE STAFFING SHAKEUP AS ELON MUSK HANGS UP HIS HAT, WHITE HOUSE CONFIRMS"Well, I wasnt anywhere near France," Musk quipped, poking fun at headlines regarding French President Emmanuel Macron, who was caught on camera being shoved by his wife last week. "I didnt know the first lady of France isnt a lieutenant."Then came the real story."No, I just was horsing around with little X," Musk said, referring to his five-year-old son, X A-Xii. "And I said, Go ahead, punch me in the face. And he did. Turns out even a 5-year-old punching you in the face actually does this."President Donald Trump jumped in immediately. "That was X that did that?"FLASHBACK: TOP FIVE WILDEST MOMENTS FROM ELON MUSK'S DOGE TENURE AS IT COMES TO AN END"Yeah," Musk replied."X could do it, if you knew X," Trump said with a grin.The whole exchange, captured during Musks Oval Office farewell event, quickly became the moment of the day, a lighthearted pause in a sendoff marking the end of Musks 130-day stint as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).Musk didnt let the black eye distract from his message."This is not the end of DOGE," he told reporters. "Only the beginning."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPAccording to a May 26 update on DOGEs official site, the department racked up over $175 billion in savings during Musks tenure, mostly through asset sales, canceled contracts, and cracking down on fraud. That translates to an estimated $1,087 saved per taxpayer.The White House did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals request for comment.

French President Emmanuel Macron struck a serious note on Friday in his address to a Shangri-La security forum in Singapore, in which he hit on some of the biggest crises spanning the globe and appeared to issue an indirect warning to President Donald Trump and China."I will be clear, France is a friend and an ally of theUnited States," Macron said. "And [France] is a friend, and we do cooperate - even if sometimes we disagree and compete - withChina.""The main risk today is the division of two super-powers," he warned.NETANYAHU ACCUSES THE UK, FRANCE AND CANADA OF 'ENABLING HAMAS'Macrons speech was a warning to the U.S. and China that if they force nations to choose sides as tensions remain heightened following Trumps triple-digit tariff threat, such a move would "kill theglobal order.""We will destroy methodically, all theinstitutions we created after theSecond World War in order to preserve peace and to have cooperation onhealth, on climate, on human rights and so on,"headded."We are neither China nor the U.S., we dont want to depend on any of them," he said. "We want to cooperate. But we dont want to be instructed on a daily basis what is allowed, what is not allowed and how our life will change because of the decision of a single person."But the French president didnt limit his speech to trade concerns, and chided China for aiding Russia amid its illegal invasion of Ukraine, and its refusal to play a part in stopping North Korea from sending troops to fight in the war for Moscow.EUROPE STEPS UP TO FUND ITS OWN DEFENSE, PROVIDE SECURITY FOR UKRAINE AFTER TRUMP THREATS"If China doesn't want NATO being involved in Southeast Asia or in Asia, they should prevent DPRK to be engaged on European soil,"Macron said in reference to the formal name of North Korea, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.Ultimately, he warned that every conflict that is plaguing European, American, Middle Eastern and Asian partnerships -- including the wars in Ukraine and Gaza -- are interconnected and there is a "big risk" that the universal principles which connect these conflicts have been forgotten."If we consider that Russia could be allowed to take a part of theterritory of Ukraine without any restriction, without any constraint, without any reaction of theglobal order...what could happen in Taiwan? What would you do the day something happened in [the] Philippines?" the French president asked."What is at stake in Ukraine is our common credibility to be sure that we are still able to preserve territorial integrity and sovereignty of people, no double standard," Macron said in a counterargument to claims that the war in Ukraine is a European issue.This extended to the war in Gaza, and Macron argued that giving Israel "a free pass" for its military operations in Gaza that have led to a humanitarian crisis could "kill our own credibility in the rest of the world."

Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has officially stepped down from his role as head of the Department of Government Efficiency, ending his brief but high-profile stint as a special government employee.Walter Isaacson, author of the biography "Elon Musk," believes the SpaceX and Tesla mogul is leaving deeply "frustrated" by the limits of Washington.Isaacson says Musk's time in government wasn't a strategic move for his businesses but a personal mission to fix what he saw as a failing system."Whether it's him taking over Twitter or dealing with Tesla's crisis or SpaceX, you see that all-in intensity," Isaacson said. "Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesnt. But hes all-in."WHAT'S NEXT FOR DOGE AFTER ELON MUSK'S DEPARTURE? 'ONLY JUST BEGUN'According to Isaacson, that mindset ultimately clashed with the limitations of government."You cant do that in government," he said. "Because he doesnt own the federal government."MUSK OFFICIALLY STEPS DOWN FROM DOGE AFTER WRAPPING WORK STREAMLINING GOVERNMENTMusk's frustration was on display earlier this week when he criticized President Donald Trumps recently House-passed spending bill. During an appearance on "CBS Sunday Morning," Musk argued the bills increased spending worsens the national deficit and "undermines the work the DOGE team is doing."The comments have sparked speculation of a growing divide between Musk and Trump, who had previously aligned in their push to reduce government waste.Isaacson says the criticism wasnt personal but aimed at the broader system."He is frustrated that even the Republicans in the House and the Senate have been captured by Washington interests," he said.DAVID MARCUS: WHAT AMERICA OWES ELON MUSK AFTER DOGEMUSK NOT LEAVING YET, WRAPPING UP WORK ON SCHEDULE ONCE 'INCREDIBLE WORK AT DOGE IS COMPLETE': WHITE HOUSEThe One Big Beautiful Bill Act narrowly passed the House, with all Democrats and two Republicans voting against it. Several senators from both parties have also voiced concern over the bills lack of spending cuts.Despite their policy disagreements, Elon Musk and President Trump held a joint press conference on Friday before Musk returned full-time to his roles atTesla, X, and his other companies.PRESIDENT TRUMP TEASES LAST DAY, BUT NOT REALLY FOR ELON MUSK AT DOGE: OVAL OFFICE PRESSER SET FOR FRIDAYMusks time at DOGE officially ended at the legal 130-day limit for someone with a special government employee designation. In a post on X, Musk echoed Trumps sentiments, thanking the president for the opportunity to serve the country."As my scheduled time as a Special Government Employee comes to an end, I would like to thank President @realDonaldTrump for the opportunity to reduce wasteful spending," Musk posted on Wednesday."The @DOGE missionwill only strengthen over time as it becomes a way of life throughout the government."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

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