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9:45 PM (b) on March 2
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That's unfortunate, Elon.

The image is a screenshot of a webpage from The New York Times, featuring a layout typical of online news articles. The top section displays a headline: "Elon Musk Team Claims Credit for Killing Contracts That Were Already Dead," followed by a brief description indicating that the procurement agreements had been completed years earlier. The article is attributed to Kate Conger and includes a reading time of "5 min read" and "18 min read" for another article titled "How Elon Musk Executed His Takeover of the Federal Bureaucracy." To the right of the main articles, there are additional headlines, including "Horticulturalists, Biologists, Engineers: Federal ‘Bloat’ or Valued Experts?" and "Judge Rules Trump Can’t Fire Head of Federal Watchdog Agency Without Cause," each accompanied by a reading time. In the central part of the image, there is a table labeled "DOGE’s savings claims," which lists various agencies and their corresponding descriptions and claimed savings. The agencies listed include the "U.S. Agency for International Development" with descriptions such as "PPL/LER new IDIQS" and "New PPL/LER evaluation IDIQS." The claimed savings amount is highlighted as "$654,990,000." There is also a crossed-out entry for "D.H.S." with a savings figure of "$0,000,000,000." The bottom of the table includes a reference to "S.S.A." with a task order amount of "$231,864,794." The overall design features a clean, modern aesthetic typical of news websites, with a white background and black text, making the information easy to read. The browser interface at the top shows the URL "nytimes.com" and indicates that the user is currently on a tab titled "The New York Times - Breaking News." There are also icons for notifications and user profiles visible in the browser window. The time displayed is "02:10:56," and the date is "Sun Mar 2," indicating the context in which the screenshot was taken.
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