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In a Vanity Fair interview, President Trump’s Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has delivered a scathing assessment of Elon Musk's conduct during his time as the head of DOGE. She labeled Musk as an "odd, odd duck" whose actions were often far from sensible.

After years of insisting the company would remain private until it was sending regular flights to Mars, Musk recently hinted that SpaceX may be going public. The move, expected as early as 2026, could value the company at an astronomical $1.5 trillion. While the listing would provide the massive funds needed for Musk's most ambitious projects, it also guarantees an unprecedented personal windfall for the world’s richest person.

Elon Musk recently stated that his controversial leadership of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was only “somewhat successful” and admitted, “No, I don't think so. Knowing what I know now,” when asked if he would take the job again. 

The European Union has delivered a powerful blow against Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, hitting the company with a landmark fine of €120 million (approximately $140 million). The punishment comes after a lengthy investigation by the European Commission, which concluded that X repeatedly violated key transparency and safety rules under the EU’s sweeping new law, the Digital Services Act (DSA). 

Elon Musk is known for using his social media platform to promote controversial and inflammatory ideas. Recently he has been sharing and supporting claims suggesting that "White people are on the verge of extinction," and that Somali immigrants have "no right to be in America."

Recently, Elon Musk declared that giving money away is “very hard.” This statement comes off after Tesla has agreed to give a  pay package to Musk that is worth an unprecedented $1 trillion. 

Elon Musk is now attempting to create his own private, corporate-run communities in rural Texas. While the idea of building a modern, efficient town like Snailbrook near Bastrop County may sound like a bold step toward a futuristic "utopia," it represents a dangerous throwback to the 19th-century company town—a place where a single corporation’s interests overshadow public rights and local democracy. 

While this information was intended to help users judge if an account was legitimate or spreading misinformation, the actual results were explosive. Users quickly applied the feature to accounts that often trended politically in the U.S. What they found was a digital masquerade. Accounts with overtly patriotic American names, claiming to speak for U.S. voters, were exposed as being run from foreign locations. 

In a quiet move that marked the end of a chaotic era, Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has been disbanded. Created under the promise of rooting out federal waste and saving taxpayers a projected $1 trillion, the department's sudden collapse leaves behind a legacy defined not by efficiency, but by widespread service failure and devastating human costs, both at home and abroad. 

When a government official talks business with a powerful billionaire, the public has a right to know what was discussed. That is the core idea behind transparency laws. But in Texas, the relationship between Governor Greg Abbott and Elon Musk has been anything but transparent. This leads to concerns about Musk’s influence in state politics, as he moves his business operations in Tesla and SpaceX to Texas, along with his economic influence. 

When Elon Musk launched his AI-generated encyclopedia, Grokipedia, he promised it would "purge out the propaganda" he claimed infested Wikipedia. However, as time progresses, it is becoming clear that instead of correcting bias, Grokipedia is evolving into a massive platform for racial pseudoscience and the normalization of fringe and extreme beliefs related to white nationalism.

Elon Musk's social media platform, X, is officially facing a major legal crackdown in Europe. Ireland’s media regulator has launched a formal investigation into the platform, citing serious concerns that X is failing to protect users and properly handle reports of harmful content. This probe is a sharp and critical response to Musk’s leadership and decisions to gut content moderation teams since he took over. 

Elon Musk launched his artificial intelligence chatbot, Grok, with a promise: it would be "maximally truth-seeking" and free from the alleged "woke" biases of rival AIs. However, that promise looks increasingly hollow after Grok recently generated the false claim that Donald Trump won the 2020 US Presidential election.

The Boring Company is facing severe criticism after being hit with a fine of nearly $500,000 for egregious environmental violations in Las Vegas. The penalty was issued after the company repeatedly dumped hazardous drilling fluids and wastewater directly into public storm drains and manholes.

After Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said that SpaceX is "behind schedule," Musk launched a barrage of personal insults on X. In one post, Musk stated, “The person responsible for America's space program can't have a 2 digit IQ."

The promises made by Elon Musk about cars driving themselves have once again run into the cold, hard reality of road safety. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the U.S. government’s top road safety regulator, has opened a formal investigation into Tesla's latest and most aggressive software setting for its driver-assistance system: the so-called "Mad Max" mode.

Elon Musk posts have shown that a single tweet can translate into billions of dollars in market movement from the stock market to cryptocurrency. Recently, Musk shared an AI generated video on X depicting his dog wearing business attire and declaring that "Flōki is back on the job as 𝕏 CEO!

Two of the largest proxy advisor firms, organizations that give suggestions to major institutional investors, are urging Tesla stockholders to reject Elon Musk’s $1 trillion compensation plan. The compensation plan has been labeled by critics as too much, too risky, and a sign of poor oversight by the Tesla board.

Elon Musk’s security clearance is coming under scrutiny from a recent court ruling that has opened a door for details about Musk’s clearance to become public. Musk’s SpaceX holds massive U.S. government defense contracts despite several factors that make Musk a potential risk to national security. This ruling could shine a light on how the government handles national security risks posed by high-profile individuals.