A comment Donald Trump made about Elon Musk is recirculating after reports the Tesla boss is set to step down from his government role - and his DOGE department could also disappear

Trump's third bid for the White House resulted not just in him reclaiming his seat in the Oval Office but also in increasing his net worth by nearly double within the past year. The Republican leader's $5.1 billion net worth as of March 31, according to Forbes, bolstered his financials through stock shares, real estate equity and cryptocurrency.

It’s the question that has remained on the tip of our collective tongues ever since Donald Trump forgot to put his hand on the Bible on Inauguration Day; when is Elon Musk leaving? Well, it seems that question has been answered,

Elon Musk and Donald Trump have been thick as thieves for almost a year now, but it looks like another billionaire might be taking Elon's spot.

Republicans are downplaying Tuesday’s election results in Wisconsin and Florida, but change may be coming to the party, with Trump and Musk talking about the Tesla CEO's departure from the White House.

Elon Musk claimed he 'didn't expect to win' after the Wisconsin candidate he spent millions backing was defeated while Trump called the night a 'big win'

Elon Musk ignited a new controversy by suggesting the English Channel be renamed the “George Washington Canal.” The idea, posted on his platform X, follows a similar proposal by Donald Trump, who, during his inauguration on January 20,

Elon Musk will remain in his DOGE role until completion despite rumors, as his team tells Bret Baier about the work they've accomplished so far.

It is difficult to nail down precisely when the bromance between Elon Musk and Donald Trump began.We do know that by the time Trump survived an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania last July, the Tesla co-founder was ready to throw in his backing and endorse him without any caveat.

Elon Musk, a key adviser to President Donald Trump, downplayed the defeat of conservative Judge Brad Schimel in Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race despite investing $20 million in the campaign. Despite the loss,