Musk is taking “the same Twitter playbook now with the federal government,” according to the lawyer representing thousands of Twitter workers laid off after Musk took control of the social media company.

In the early 1990s, Bill Clinton's administration set out to "reinvent" government. What can the mercurial Tesla CEO learn from their efforts?

The billionaire and his cronies continue to move fast and break things. Here are their boldest attacks thus far.

As Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency associates barrel through the federal government, former Twitter (now X) employees have seen this all before.

Today’s edition is about a court order pushing back Elon Musk’s deadline for federal workers to take him up on his offer for a deferred resignation. That might sound niche, but it’s important for anyone who relies on a functional government.

Several of Elon Musk's businesses, including SpaceX and Starlink, have lucrative contracts with the US government, and there is growing concern among many that the billionaire will use his influence on Trump to enrich himself even further and also loosen restrictions that could affect his interests.