Sara Dorn, Author at Forbes Australia

Musk attacked Trump directly over his signature spending bill for the first time Thursday, sparking an explosive back-and-forth.

Friday was Musk’s last day at the White House.

Musk announced Wednesday he was exiting his role in the Trump administration.

Musk’s net favorability rating stands at -14.4, according to Nate Silver’s Silver Bulletin.

American tech and finance CEOs, including Elon Musk, joined Trump on the visit to Saudi Arabia.

The president answered a call from The Atlantic on his cellphone one Saturday afternoon with “who’s calling?”

Musk has 14 children with four women, but sources told The Wall Street Journal the number is likely “much” higher.

Musk hasn’t explicitly rebuked or endorsed Trump’s new tariff policy.

Political fallout is mounting as some Republicans are breaking with the White House on the severity of the leak.

The latest three surveys, released May 6 and 9, found Trump with 42%, 46% and 41% approval ratings.