<p>It took just over a month after his second inauguration, but it appears that Donald Trump may finally have put Elon Musk in his place. After the unelected official took to X to declare that all federal workers must either defend their jobs in an email or be fired, Trump's administration told agency heads, per sources that spoke to the Washington Post, to simply ignore Musk's directive. "There is no [Health and Human Services] expectation that HHS employees respond to [the Office of Personnel Management," an internal Health Department email reviewed by the New York Times reads, "and there is no impact […]</p>