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Former President Donald Trump is reportedly eying Elon Musk for a government job if he wins in November.

The Washington Post reported Monday that Trump has secretly been working with advisers to implement a piece of the "Project 2025" plan that he has been trying to distance himself from in recent weeks.

According to the Post, Trump wants prominent business leaders to review decades of government documents and budget items to create a list of what should be cut....

Donald Trump responded to the news of the grand jury passing down a superseding indictment in the past 24 hours with a flood of memes that MSNBC reporters called "vengeful" and "explicit."

Speaking to MSNBC Wednesday, Vaughn Hillyard showed a handful of posts Trump shared on Truth Social. One image showed a number of Democrats and Bill Gates behind bars and in orange prison uniforms. The caption reads: "How to actually 'fix the system.'"

"Bill Gates!" host Katy Tur questioned. ...

U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) told Fox Iran hacked Donald Trump's campaign because they hate him — and got immediate pushback from the network's host.

Speaking on Tuesday, Hawley said he can understand why Iran might oppose Trump because he put them "in a box" after he killed a denuclearization deal with them — and he should get credit with American voters for that.

The end of the Iran deal in 2018 has actually been condemned by several national security experts who called it "one of Trump's biggest failures" as president....

A judge who owns stock in Tesla has recused himself from a lawsuit involving Elon Musk's social media site X, court documents show.

As an NPR report recently revealed, U.S. Federal Court Judge Reed O’Connor has been overseeing a number of lawsuits involving Musk and ruling in his favor.

The lawsuit in question revolves around Musk's efforts to sue liberal media watchdog Media Matters for allegedly damaging X's reputation with advertisers....

Donald Trump's company, Trump Media — owner of the social media app Truth Social — reported losing $16 million as revenue plummeted 30% from the same period last year, CNBC reported Friday.

The stock price for the social media company, whose namesake, Trump, is the majority shareholder, fell from more than $71 per share in March to a meager $26 on Friday afternoon, according to the report.

Trump Media's reported loss comes after it reported a $22.8 million loss for the same period last year. About half of the loss for the most recent quarter was due to legal fees stemming from Trump Media’s merger with Digital World Acquisition Corp., the company said....

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein is the second to announce a probe into a website set up by billionaire Elon Musk's political action committee, America PAC, CNBC reported Monday.

The site has been running an online voter registration site that invites Americans to update their details. Complaints state if the voter lives in a swing-state a form gathers personal information, but does not register them.

“Our office is aware of this issue and is looking into it,” said a spokeswoman for Stein on Monday about the website. ...

Stephen Miller says Americans owe their amazing energy prices to Donald Trump. Critics saw it differently.

Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff for policy, appeared Saturday on Fox News’ “My View with Lara Trump.” The segment ran under the banner “Miller touts Trump’s sweeping achievements.”

“The reason we have lower energy prices than anyone else in the developed world is because of President Trump,” Miller said, according to a clip posted by Acyn....

President Donald Trump was once again denied the Nobel Peace Prize, but the winner made sure to mention him in her initial remarks.

And not in a flattering way, reported The Daily Beast.

The Norwegian Nobel Committee announced that Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, 85, a South African jurist and former U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, won the 2026 prize. Trump, 80, had long sought the honor....

A Republican Senate hopeful absorbed a debate-stage takedown that political observers are calling one of the harshest they've ever seen.

Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) faced off against Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) Thursday night during their first debate in Georgia's closely watched Senate race, telling the Republican, "If John Lewis were marching today from Selma to Montgomery, Mike Collins would be grabbing a billy club."

Ossoff tied the line to a social media post from Collins. "This is a man who cheered on a group of young men who were mocking a Black woman on a college campus," Ossoff said. Collins kept his head down and appeared to be jotting notes during Ossoff's attacks, per video from independent journalist Aaron Rupar....