There’s definitely an “everyone loses” vibe when it comes to picking between Musk and Zuck as the primary owner of your preferred microblogging platform of choice. Sure, Zuckerberg didn’t give a fascist-like salute or run a pseudo-agency that aimed to destroy federal government infrastructure from the inside,

X CEO Linda Yaccarino said she’s stepping down after two years running Elon Musk’s social media platform. Yaccarino posted a positive message Wednesday about her tenure at the company formerly known as Twitter and said “the best is yet to come as X enters a new chapter with” Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI, maker of the chatbot Grok.

WASHINGTON, July 5 (Reuters) - The dispute between Republican President Donald Trump and his main campaign financier Elon Musk took another fractious turn on Saturday when the space and automotive billionaire announced the formation of a new political party, saying Trump's "big, beautiful" tax bill would bankrupt America.

Donald Trump has penned a furious rant about his nemesis Elon Musk, calling his former pal a ‘train wreck’ and saying he’s gone ‘completely off the rails’ in a scathing new post. The American president, 79, took to his own social media platform, Truth Social, on Sunday (6 July) to issue a very long-winded message aimed at the Tesla boss, 54,

Musk had previously accused the US politician of being named in the infamous Epstein files during a social media tirade. This was fresh off walking away from Trump's administration because of the 'Big Ugly Spending Bill' his once-close friend was putting into force.

Musk described his new party on his platform X as tech-centric, budget-conscious, pro-energy and centrist, with the goal of drawing both disaffected Democrats and Republicans. Musk has criticized the tax-cut bill, which is forecast to add about $3.4 trillion to the United States' debt.