Pope Leo’s U.S. event sells out despite clash with Trump birthday parade
Pope Leo XIV will make a virtual appearance at a sold-out event in Chicago on June 14, the same day as a large military parade in Washington, D.C.
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Trump declares end of relationship with Elon Musk
“I would assume so, yeah,” Trump told NBC News when asked if their ties had ended. When asked if he wanted to reconcile, he simply replied, “No.”
Inside the 72-hour meltdown of the Trump–Musk alliance
Elon Musk’s rebuke of Donald Trump’s tax bill has escalated into a full-blown political feud, unraveling a once-close alliance between the tech mogul and the president.
Trump questions if Musk’s behavior is linked to alleged drug use — source
Donald Trump privately questioned whether Elon Musk’s recent behavior was drug-related, even as he publicly dismissed concerns — the latest twist in their dramatic political fallout.
Musk deletes bombshell tweet linking Trump to Epstein files
The post, made Thursday during a row over Trump’s flagship spending Bill, followed Musk’s resignation as head of the Department of Government Efficiency.
Loyal or Calculating? JD Vance’s silence speaks volumes in MAGA power rift
Some see Vance’s restraint not as loyalty, but calculation. Musk recently signaled he’d back Vance as a Trump replacement.
Musk’s ‘America Party’ gains traction following public split with Trump
In a poll conducted on Musk’s social media platform X, 80% of over 400,000 respondents supported the creation of a centrist party representing the “80% in the middle.”
Trump considers selling Tesla amid feud with Musk
A White House official confirmed the president’s intentions following a public feud with the Tesla CEO that rattled markets and sent Tesla shares tumbling 14% on Thursday.
Musk’s dad wants his ‘gorilla’ son to mend ties with Trump, says Trump will win
“They will have to sort it out and because Trump is the one who was elected, Elon is going to have to accept he is not going to be the general,” Errol said.
Supreme Court grants Trump’s bid, permitting DOGE to obtain Social Security data
The decision overturns a lower court’s injunction issued by U.S. District Judge Ellen Hollander, who said, “This intrusion into the personal affairs of millions of Americans… is not in the public interest.”